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22nd May 2020, 20:51 #11Senior Member
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If the sport comes down to a level where privateers can afford to run a WRC season, the costs will equally be low enough for manufacturers to have a program for relatively negligible cost. Especially if there's presumably still a market for selling cars to privateers in your scenario. In your doomsday scenario, Formula 1 could be decimated very quickly, but rallying could weather the same storm, as it can theoretically downsize costs very quickly while maintaining a largely similar product.


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While not really a surprise it does make one wonder who will do the tarmac. Paddon has no recent or historical decent tarmac form. Lappi is therefore most likely, he does not have any good results...
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