Ah, ok. I understood the question in a wrong way. You are right that homologation of Yaris RRC is not possible although RRC are still eligible to take part in WRC2.
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Ah, ok. I understood the question in a wrong way. You are right that homologation of Yaris RRC is not possible although RRC are still eligible to take part in WRC2.
Is that the South African Polo S2000 or a version of the WRC car that was homologated by default i.e. same as the DS3 RRC, Fiesta RRC and Mini SPC?Quote:
Originally Posted by RICARDO75
South African Polo S2000 is regionally homologated car. Polo RRC homologated as a part of WRC homologation has never been used in any rally. It has been tested though. Some photos were posted here on the forum but it was a long time a go.
Polo S2000 1.6T
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/--OTT-Pcf69...a24813+(1).jpg
The RRC version (S2000 1.6 T) of Polo is homologated since January 2013.
Never competed but it is homologated.
Volkswagen
A 5744 POLO R WRC – 1'984.3 x 1.7 = 3'373.3cc Début d'Homol. 01.01.2013 Fin : 2020
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01.01.2013 100/01 KSR SUPER 2000 1.6 TURBO
Thought so, thanks for the clarification guys :)
Toyota will be returning to the WRC in 2017. Press event held on Friday.
Wow! So soon! Only 7 years after this thread began...I can hardly wait....
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"The leading Japanese automaker will make a formal announcement on the matter Friday at a Tokyo press conference for its motor sports activities".
What happens to the works VW Polo WRC cars when they get old? Do they get parked next to the old Dakar Touaregs in the museum?
Really looking forward to this announcement. Hopefully it's a positive one for the WRC