ERC Tyre Competition

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Originally Posted by br21

3 tires (compounds) for gravel and 3 tires (compounds) for tarmac (plus one wet tire for tarmac). One of each can be changed during the season.

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OK thanks, I understood it was something like this

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Originally Posted by BBman

As for who should Hankook hire, they sadly don't seem to be that involved. Miklos Csomos would have been interesting to watch, as he was a known quantity and would have only improved with experience, but he switched to Pirelli. Maybe he knows something we dont...

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If Hankook want to prep for next year, and want to sponsor someone, that could be a "free ride" for 1 or 2 quality drivers.

Michelin is the Winning Tyre:
https://www.fiaerc.com/erc/news/erc/...ng-tyre-award/

A good morning loop for Pirelli, and a not perfect one for MRF, looking at the results in the Rally2 class.

It's official now:
https://www.fiaerc.com/erc/news/erc/...s-go-for-2024/

Pirelli won 3 rallies, most of all:
https://www.fiaerc.com/a/news/w26827...enRallyHungary

https://scontent.fopo5-2.fna.fbcdn.n...HA&oe=67172F96

Michelin wins:
https://www.fiaerc.com/a/news/w28801...ERC-tyre-title

Very disappointing results from MFR at Rally di Roma Capitale. Not only poor stage results, but after each loop they came back in service with very bad looking tyres. On top of that, only 1 out of 5 RC2 cars finished.
Pirelli seems to have a slight advantage over Michelin, at least on very hot and abrasive tarmac.
Sadly very few Hankook drivers to make a fair comparison.