Very few Porsche's in the Netherlands, there were some a few years ago but those were more like "Group N", a bit like what Duez was driving in Monte Carlo. Rules in national rallying allow much more. Porsche's are more seen in France (GT+, search for Gilles Nantet, Romain Dumas etc), Belgium (Snijers, Vanparijs, Claerhout, Viaene etc) and Germany (Zeltner and Dobberkau for example). I think the rules in these 3 countries are quite similar. I think HP varies from 400 to 470hp. I know that the Porsche of BMA (that Snijers drove 2 times last year) had some 420-425hp, sequential gearbox, many ultra-light parts (the doors are like made of plastic), Reiger suspension with extra long suspension travel (modified to the original) and much more, it's a brilliant piece of engineering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsJLFKNATU0 The sound (or in this case music) is very different to what we've seen in WRC...
Also I think in Portugal and Spain rules are more free for the Porsches.
"With that car, your brain can actually never keep up"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4IRMYuE1hI
It wouldn’t be a surprise to see Mercedes win again this Sunday, but I am expecting McLaren to bounce back and make it a real fight. We could be in for a close battle between Mercedes, Ferrari and...
Gary Anderson: F1's sudden Japanese GP rule change doesn't go far enough.
“…but more could have been done to ensure qualifying is the spectacle and driving challenge it should be.” Gary Anderson....
https://www.powerslideblog.com/wrc-stage-previews/2026/croatia-rally-2026-route-preview
Μy Croatia Rally route preview. Some of the new stages are really cool, but others like Ucka... meh, not for...
Speaking of Neuville... he doesnt know his future but it seems he does want to continue after this year:
“The desire would be to continue. The championship probably does not want well-known...
Rumours about RMC build a WRC27 FIAT based.
WRC mainclass from 2027