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Thread: WRC mainclass from 2027
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Today, 10:07 #1481Senior Member
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It totally is long term solution, more so when the regs are designed for future flexibility in mind.
Rally2 sourced engine is just fancy phrasing for road-car derived engines, which is imo important.
FIA can anytime allow other displacement than 1.6T, and they hinted they will in future, as well alternative powertrains. They just need to develop some good way of balance of power (they already say they don't want balance of performance ala circuit racing).
At this point it's a platform that allows just Rally2-like cars (not just powertrain, basically everything but chassis and suspension is same spec as Rally2 rn). But the platform allows to do almost anything with the cars.
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Ok if an entry list with two just big names, Suninen and Sesks is a massive competition for you then you have really low standards.
And why you guys say every time “go and watch it”
I have been to plenty of rallies and watched also plenty in my life and I don’t get it how this one rally now suddenly should change my view.
And about Vaher, I’m telling ya he is the real deal
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Today, 11:24 #1483Junior Member
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I wonder if more manufacturers participate if the WRC had more tarmac than gravel. Personally I like gravel rallies, but, in my part of the world gravel roads are so rare that most people here probably don't know they even exist. I see why the marketing people could think it's not good advertising. Maybe a mostly tarmac WRC would interest the likes of Porsche, BMW, etc.
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Today, 11:52 #1484Senior Member
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What would be massive in your understanding - amount of similar fast cars and drivers as runners in the Boston Marathon?
I have watched ERC live, there are many fast drivers, plus check the startlist for this rally - very high levele competition. Plus, by some interesting reason, there is a new gen of swe drivers that are rising fast.
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Today, 11:53 #1485Senior Member
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Definetely should be at least one event with mixed surface on calendar. If the car is capable of driving on paved roads and gravel, snow and ice, it's capable racing on both surfaceS withing the weekend. Also if the team is capable transforming car for different surface, it's capable to do it on the same weekend. There is no excuses.
if there were half tarmac events they need to be different, so the championship wouldn't became too boring.
SUVs was meant to be the car for driving on gravel, rough terrain. Funny is that WRC happen on mostly that type of surface. And brands do actually seel only those kind of cars, so they should be following that path and promote their products as they fit perfectly into that.



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