Volkswagen Ameo R Cup Racecar Spied

- The Ameo racecar will replace the Vento car this year
- Expect the car to churn out close to 200 bhp
- We expect the Ameo racecar to be louder as well
Although no official announcements have been made so far, expect the Ameo R Cup race car to be as quick (or maybe even quicker) than the Vento Cup cars and offer about the same levels of raw performance and driving feedback. Under the bonnet should be a 1.4 litre TFSI engine that will be both turbocharged and supercharged to make close to 200 bhp!

Under the bonnet should be a 1.4 litre TFSI engine that will be both turbocharged and supercharged
The Vento R cup car it replaces tipped the scales at 1225 kg and since the Ameo is slightly smaller, expect it to be lighter at possibly around 1150-1200 kg. The torque rating should be around 250Nm like the previous generation car coupled to the 6-speed DSG sequential gearbox with a sport mode and of course, a full manual mode where the driver can use the paddles for even quicker shifts.

The large rear spoiler is a new addition to the Ameo
The large rear spoiler too is a new addition to the Ameo, something which was absent in the Vento R race cars. Expect even more downforce due to this and a more stable rear end which could make a lot of difference especially around the longer faster corners of the Buddh International Circuit and the MMSC race track. The Ameo also comes shod with MRF racing slicks and a set of larger racing brakes on all four wheels.

We expect the Ameo R Cup car gets the FIA spec rollcage
We hope that the Ameo R racecar to be as loud, or even louder than the Vento counterparts due to a shorter exhaust setup and a single resonator just like the car it replaces. Other highlights include the extremely safe FIA spec rollcage with OMP seats and a 5-point racing harness and a full Motec race system for telemetry and an in-car readout. We certainly hope the good folks over at Volkswagen Motorsport let us get our hands on one of these very very soon!
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