So the MK8 Fiesta still uses the original homologation number then?
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So the MK8 Fiesta still uses the original homologation number then?
Eh? That's impossible from the principle of homologation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
This is rather unusual situation but I think it happened already before. As far as I remember Focus WRC 99-02 and 03-05 were based on the same stock car but had different homologation number.Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
With Subaru Impreza WRC too I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
So the Fabia R5 Evo is based on the old road car with a new-style grill, headlights etc fitted, plus mech upgrades ?
All have been reported in the past. You must be new in this part of the forum :)Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
Technical failures in Fabia??!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
According to these two websites Volkswagen Motorsport assured their customers that they are working hard on the solution of the steering problems. Sorry, I can't find any English source.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
In German:
https://www.rallye-magazin.de/int/ar...-kunden-40414/
In Polish:
https://wrc.net.pl/pilna-akcja-serwi...poly-klienckie
Polo of Meireles today
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D762x9yW...pg&name=medium
Fabia R5 - Homologation A5760
Fabia R5 evo - Homologation A5777
old road car ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
(Road) Fabia had "only" facelift, so it still uses same platform as before (Polo uses newer VAG platform)
Itīs clear that FiestaR5 Mk8 is all new and FabiaR5 evo is just evolution.
But you canīt upgrade your old FabiaR5 to FabiaR5 evo spec