Campos promotes Dusan Borkovic to 2014 Chevrolet for WTCC
Campos will run a second 2014-specification Chevrolet for Dusan Borkovic in next year's World Touring Car Championship
The Serbian had originally been earmarked to drive a SEAT in the TC2 class for the team, but this entry will now have a different driver.
Instead Borkovic will join the already-confirmed Hugo Valente in a two-car Chevrolet line-up for Campos.
"I've got the chance to perform with one of the strongest names in motorsport," said Borkovic, who is graduating from the European Touring Car Cup's S2000 class.
"Given that I needed to quickly respond to the offer, I didn't have to think too much and I agreed to be part of the WTCC's elite class."
Borkovic's deal means that four of the six Chevrolets that RML is building for 2014 are now spoken for, with ROAL running a pair for Tom Chilton and Tom Coronel.
2014 WTCC line-up so far: Team Car Driver(s) Honda (JAS) Honda Civic WTCC Gabriele Tarquini/Tiago Monteiro Citroen Citroen C-Elysee Sebastien Loeb/Yvan Muller/Jose Maria Lopez Lada (Russian Bears) Lada Granta Rob Huff/James Thompson/Mikhail Kozlovskiy Zengo Motorsport Honda Civic WTCC Norbert Michelisz Proteam Motorsport Honda Civic WTCC Mehdi Bennani ROAL Motorsport Chevrolet Cruze Tom Coronel/Tom Chilton Campos Chevrolet Cruze Hugo Valente/Dusan Borkovic
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