Photo: SEAT
Apart from the Mii Fr, SEAT will be showing off two new racing models in the form of the new Ibiza SC Trophy and Leon Supercopa at the Wörthersee in Austria.
The first offering by SEAT is the new Leon Supercopa, which is pretty much an all-out race car. It gets a proper racing seat, full roll cage and a removable steering wheel. Its exterior body kit, which gives it a wider stance, combined with the effect of the grey paint and orange wheels really looks great.
Under the hood, the Leon gets an uprated version of the familiar VW group 2-liter turbocharged engine, here producing 296hp and sending the power to the road via six-speed dual-clutch transmission with the aid of a limited slip diff.
The SEAT Ibiza is aimed at beginners and it would make a perfect entry into the world of motorsport. It features race-spec suspension, a full roll-cage inside, proper racing seats and a proper digital readout instead of the analog instrument panel. The modifications list continues, with protection plates added under the engine bay, uprated brakes and 18-inch rims wrapped in track-compund tires.
From a financial point of view, the Leon is quite expensive (but worth it, we think) at €63,000 (US$81,000), while the Ibiza costs only about half that at €31,500 (US$40,500).
Under the hood, the Leon gets an uprated version of the familiar VW group 2-liter turbocharged engine, here producing 296hp and sending the power to the road via six-speed dual-clutch transmission with the aid of a limited slip diff.
The SEAT Ibiza is aimed at beginners and it would make a perfect entry into the world of motorsport. It features race-spec suspension, a full roll-cage inside, proper racing seats and a proper digital readout instead of the analog instrument panel. The modifications list continues, with protection plates added under the engine bay, uprated brakes and 18-inch rims wrapped in track-compund tires.
From a financial point of view, the Leon is quite expensive (but worth it, we think) at €63,000 (US$81,000), while the Ibiza costs only about half that at €31,500 (US$40,500).
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