DRS is a bad solution to a problem, but it would be a mistake to get rid of it without addressing that problem in a better way. And it seems the teams are set against the right solution to the problem, i.e. single-plane front and rear wings of minimal size.
The problem isn't simply lack of overtaking. If overtaking doesn't interest you, you may find it easier to come to terms with DRS if you ignore the DRS overtakes. Just close your eyes when it happens and instead focus on the result, namely that the faster driver can drive faster, instead of spending half the race dawdling along and admiring the scenery from the caboose of the Trulli Train.
But what about the art of defensive driving? That is an interesting aspect of racing?
As you say we could get rid of it if someone addressed the issue.
I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
Much like Prospeed reached Skoda to get parts for their WRC27, RMC can knock on Stellantis' door to get parts for a FIAT (or whatever) based car.
It's a bit like F1.
You don't understand the WRC27 rules yet. Who says the engine need be FIAT?
Yes, RMC of Roberto Mendez.
Btw, they annouced that will not produce more models of N5 (different shapes).
What's the FIAT base? They don't have a homologated Rally2 engine - though I understood that wasn't necessary. And it's now the question why would FIAT approach RMC, not the other way around.
Thanks Pedro.
WRC mainclass from 2027