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A junior motoring hack prone to scribing emotive nonsense and whose knowledge of rallying is so limited that he's clearly never heard of Jorge Recalde.

Only if you're incapable of rational discussion. The only suggestion I have made is to apply an age old well proven principle that if you cut costs you will increase participation. It's a no brainer...

I'm suggesting it's a possibility. have you asked them?

Are you suggesting that Europe has not the landscape, history or capacity to stage a dozen WRC calibre events?

I've made no claims whatsoever about physical vs remote spectators or population density. You have ...


Incidentally, neither have I suggested that the "scale, drama or variety" of the...

You seem very big on presumption but very light on reality. Let me give you some.

At various times throughout the 44 years that you quote, most major car manufacturers have participated in the...

Rallycross and circuit racing are not rallying. Your comment around that is nonsense.
Your earlier comment is quite correct, which highlights my point. Logistics being the criteria rather than the...

It absolutely supports the argument. If spectators on the ground aren't the target market, there's no need to travel. You may as well compact the series and enable better use of resources,...

All of course is justification for staging all rounds of the championship in and around the areas where the teams are based. A world championship doesn't have to travel. Rallying is a European sport.