Warm Newsprint Paper — 2 museum-grade prints in this palette. Colin McRae's move to Ford and M-Sport after his Subaru Impreza years kept British rally fandom glued to WRC broadcasts through the early 2000s, while Marcus Gronholm's consecutive 2000 and 2002 titles proved the Focus platform could win on Scandinavian gravel as well as tarmac. The Focus WRC bridged the transition from Group A-derived shells toward bespoke WRC aerodynamics, influencing how Ford positioned the Focus nameplate globally. Tommi Mäkinen's partnership with Mitsubishi Ralliart produced four consecutive WRC drivers' championships from 1996 through 1999, cementing the Lancer Evolution name in gravel folklore alongside Subaru's Impreza rivalry. The Evolution VI WRC represented the peak of the CP9A platform's international career before aerodynamic and engine rules pushed manufacturers toward dedicated WRC shells.