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Rally Sweden will allow national cars for this edition of RS. http://www.emotorsport.se/nyheter.ph...yhets_id=14684
Allowed 4WD cars are Mbi Mirage R5 + EVO 7-9, Subaru Impreza 2002-2005, older Super 2000 cars from Ford, Peugeot and Skoda.
Allowed 2WD cars are Honda Civic Type R, Ford Fiesta St and 3 Renault Clio models.
Entry is open since Friday.
Entries are open
http://rallysweden.com/wp-content/up...tions-2018.pdf
4.3.2 Classes
New R4 is not included
(and luckily they don´t call that Mirage "R5", it´s just Mirage)
BTW. Interesting thing is that eligible S2000 cars for national championship are Ford Fiesta, Skoda Fabia and Peugeot 207. I think it is the same for international championship. Does it mean all other brands have outdated homologation? I know Punto S2000 is useless for racing but I thought it has still valid homologation.
Those national "S2000" cars are all outdated, with FIA spec you can (and must) enter RC2-class.Quote:
Originally Posted by liposh
I’ve read somewhere that R4 will only be allowed in WRC from 2019, although they’ll run in Regional and National series next year. As it’s a new category (the kit will be homologated during the next days), probably FIA doesn’t want to have another “full house” category, like this year WRC Trophy…Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
But it should be inside RC2, S2000 and old N are in there without many entries. I see no problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
There is a point that you miss with R4. It is market purpose is different. Cars will be eligable for Non-european WRC events as Oreca mentioned.
The reason is creating your R class car with local ASN approved car.
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First 3 entries
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I actually like this and it's great for spectators too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira