Honda has its Civic Type R Limited Edition with a specially painted and stickered sceheme as a nod to Tony D’Alberto’s Type R TCR race car.
It comes in ‘Racing Blue’ with D’Alberto’s #50 front and centre. The new TCR colours debuts at the Morgan Park Raceway in Queensland in August, for the fifth round of the TCR Australia Series.
Only 20 Civic Type R Limited Editions will come to Australia, with only 1,020 cars global. Limited sticks have been sold to buyers by lottery with 3 cars going to Sydney buyers today.
Some of the special features are: lightweight 20-inch forged BBS alloy wheels with high-grip Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres, and the exclusive colour, Sunlight Yellow
The final TRC series race will be at the famous Sandown International Raceway on September 17-19.
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ABOVE: 2021 Civic Type R TCR Limited Edition – Tony D’Alberto
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Tony D’Alberto – Driver, #50 Honda Civic Type R TCR, Wall Racing
“We all loved the blue look on our Honda Civic Type R TCR, but the new yellow livery is something else,” said D’Alberto.
“It’s really cool to celebrate the arrival of the Civic Type R Limited Edition by using my race car to showcase the new model. It shows just how much Honda values its performance and racing heritage.
“The engineers have done a fantastic job fine-tuning the Limited Edition model in pursuit of lightweight and speed – they’ve taken the Civic Type R to the next level and brought it even closer to my TCR race car.
“I hope the colour change and ‘Limited Edition’ inspired livery will also give my TCR car a lift when we get on track at Morgan Park Raceway in August for the next round of TCR Australia Series.”
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