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2nd September 2021, 18:38 #12Senior Member
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Who pays for FIA-approved racing fuel and refueling zones?
The biggest difference is that a charging truck has high investment cost and low running cost. While racing-fuel infrastructure is the opposite.
Anyway on second thought a "connecting box/case" (maybe including cooling) that can be used on public chargers might be the best solution even in like 2-3 years
Obviously in a rally the organizers will then close off some chargers to the public and designate them as charging zones.


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Currently, couldn't someone just come in with a Coupe car and make it a WRC25/26 spec? What were the regulations when the Focus (Hatch), Xsara (Liftback), Subaru/Mitsu (Sedan) and Peugeot (Coupe)...
WRC mainclass from 2027