2015 News and Results

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Originally Posted by vino_93

Riedemann ? Griebel ?

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Griebel is confirmed for JERC next year!

Is it a possibility Skoda will take Hanninen back? I don't see him continuing with Hyundai next year....

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Originally Posted by EightGear

Is it a possibility Skoda will take Hanninen back? I don't see him continuing with Hyundai next year....

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I don´t really think he´ll be going back to Skoda, but for sure Hyundai is gone for him.
On the other hand just Lappi has a contract with Skoda in 2015 for now, if Kopecky still hasn´t accepted the Skoda deal for 2015 in the meantime.

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Originally Posted by WUff1

I don´t really think he´ll be going back to Skoda, but for sure Hyundai is gone for him.
On the other hand just Lappi has a contract with Skoda in 2015 for now, if Kopecky still hasn´t accepted the Skoda deal for 2015 in the meantime.

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I can't see that Skoda wouldn't want Kopecky to continue or that Kopecky wouldn't want to continue with Skoda.

I still think that Juho has good potential for WRC despite his age, it took Kris Meeke a year to bed in but now he is consistently 'best of the rest'

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Originally Posted by EightGear

Is it a possibility Skoda will take Hanninen back? I don't see him continuing with Hyundai next year....

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That's what I wish but I'm almost sure it won't happen...

Anyway they have Kopecký and Lappi for 2015 I think.

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Originally Posted by PLuto

RRC cars will not be allowed in ERC.

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Does this mean they are not able to score points in ERC or does this mean, they may not start a ERC rally?

Seems counter productive; what about the people who have RRC cars who wanted to enter? Makes no sense. Perfectly good cars not allowed?

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Originally Posted by AndyRAC

Seems counter productive; what about the people who have RRC cars who wanted to enter? Makes no sense. Perfectly good cars not allowed?

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Yes, in my opinion it is stupid move. Especially because there is very few RRC cars around...

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Originally Posted by Fiat-131-Abarth

Does this mean they are not able to score points in ERC or does this mean, they may not start a ERC rally?

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Anything can start in ERC rally if it's not part of ERC field. See Your Evo III, Audi S2, Klaussner's Audi "A2" etc. which can run Jänner but can not take points. Same with WRC cars in Ireland or probably next year in Barum.

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Originally Posted by Mirek

Yes, in my opinion it is stupid move. Especially because there is very few RRC cars around...

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And only on mountain rallies they maybe have slight advantage? But R5's with their turbo must be almost on the same speed I think. But yeah FIA....

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Originally Posted by Mirek

Anything can start in ERC rally if it's not part of ERC field. See Your Evo III, Audi S2, Klaussner's Audi "A2" etc. which can run Jänner but can not take points. Same with WRC cars in Ireland or probably next year in Barum.

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But these cars without valid homologation are starting in the national rally which is officially a own rally. My question was if RRCs are allowed to start in the ERC field (without scoring points).