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MAN ends factory team

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23rd August 2001

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Page 13, 23rd August 2001 — MAN ends factory team

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PI MAN has decided to withdraw from full-time Involvement in European truck racing; from next year it will only supply engines and tracks ide technical support to private teams.

This leaves Mercedes-Benz as the only factory supporting a full factory racing team in the Super Race class.

The 2001 season has given MAN excellent

results with victories in France, Austria, Germany, Spain, Italy and Finland. The company has also gained impressive proof of the qualities of its new engine with common-rail injection. The performance of these units under race conditions has enabled MAN to fine-tune this technology for series production, due to begin in the second half of next year.