WRC Rally GB revival in Scotland makes “fantastic progress”...
https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/w...ress/10702285/
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WRC Rally GB revival in Scotland makes “fantastic progress”...
https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/w...ress/10702285/
sounds good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
here is my fantasy wrc rally scotland
https://www.motorsportforums.com/sho...=1#post1360239
If this is true we are in for some interesting few weeks. And not in a good way.
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According to some tweets and story, Hyundai will leave the WRC. Waiting for the official...
The main source in Belgium:
https://www.autotrends.be/fr/actuali...engages-en-WRC
With Hyundai leaving, hopefully some private effort left with Neuville, its time to end the manufacturers impact on the WRC.
Who are they trying to decive? It has to be opened for private teams, running a wrc2+ and go for a european based championship.
Sorry to brake the news, but the manufacturers is clearly not interested anymore.
Sad day for my favorite motorsport.
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This is even worse than 2019….and it also said Škoda are out…yeah 2027 looks to be the end for this championship.
If hyundai quits, toyota can win the title on a much lower budget. And thus, lowering costs can attract new manufacturers.
Although I'm really sad that Hyundai leaves, we have to use this time to make our sport great again. This 2.5 manufacturers championship wasn't good for anyone. I think the healthy amount would be fully committed 4-5 teams.
Getting rid of the whole homologation process that needs a manufacturerer should be the first step. Let anyone who has the means to build a car, build a car.Quote:
Originally Posted by flat_right
Why limit jourself to just a few possible partners when you could have many.