WRC Testing

**T16** · 16th October 2019, 14:09

Originally Posted by AnttiL

with R5 car?

It is, yes.

**pantealex** · 16th October 2019, 17:24

Originally Posted by AnttiL

with R5 car?

It´s forbidden to drive with WRC in certain countries...

"Test Days"

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 16th October 2019, 17:34

Originally Posted by EstWRC

'For Pirelli' or or for Hyundai ?

**Mirek** · 16th October 2019, 17:35

Besides that R5 and WRC tyres are different, right? So what if he tested R5 tyres?

**Katvala** · 16th October 2019, 17:49

He's not the only WRC driver that has tested R5 cars...

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**AnttiL** · 16th October 2019, 18:54

Originally Posted by pantealex

It´s forbidden to drive with WRC in certain countries...

Even testing?

**pantealex** · 17th October 2019, 08:20

Originally Posted by AnttiL

Even testing?

especially testing.

Every test day counts.

It´s not a law thing, it´s FIA rule.

**AnttiL** · 17th October 2019, 08:24

Originally Posted by pantealex

especially testing.

Every test day counts.

It´s not a law thing, it´s FIA rule.

Of course I know that, but what does it have to do with the country (as long as it's in Europe (and this was in France))?

**T16** · 17th October 2019, 09:46

Won’t he simply be testing 2020 WRC rubber on an R5 car to give Pirelli data? If so, will they be breaking any testing rules?

**Fredouye** · 17th October 2019, 10:00

Originally Posted by pantealex

especially testing.

Every test day counts.

It´s not a law thing, it´s FIA rule.

It depends of the driver...Camilli can test "for free" the C3 WRC, as he wasn't a factory driver for the last 2 seasons.

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