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Thread: WRC mainclass from 2027
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Today, 08:58 #1401Senior Member
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Certainty it wasn't the development what cost that much money.
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Yep, the materials used were the issue. Drivers were begging fans to return any aero that came off their cars during a rally as they cost a fortune to replace. Originally Posted by Kenneth
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The Americans are going their own way with this new cost-effective alternative to European Rally2 Cars...
https://www.jrdmotorsport.com/arc2araspeccarupdates
With development and testing help from Marcus Gronholm:
https://rallyjournal.com/marcus-gron...n-the-horizon/
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Wow $220 000 (~190k Eur) in gravel spec is really good price.
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Around €100,000 less than a Rally2 car. Originally Posted by Kenneth
The cost of buying and running a WRC27 will also be too much for many outside Europe. Another missed opportunity for sales around the world.
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Around €100,000 less than a Rally2 car. The cost of buying and running a WRC27 will also be too much for many outside Europe. Another missed opportunity for sales around the world.
WRC mainclass from 2027