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Thread: 2020 ERC News and Rumors
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4th March 2020, 10:57 #141Senior Member
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Impressive livery
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Miko Marczyk with Orlen Škoda Polska in ERC1 Junior.
https://rajdy24.pl/mikolaj-marczyk-z...1-junior-2020/
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4th March 2020, 11:00 #142Senior Member
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It is a pity that he will not come to in Gran Canaria. Originally Posted by pantealex
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4th March 2020, 11:05 #143Senior Member
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Lukyanuk to announce very soon. His Insta shows a car covered up but looks like the C3 R5 again.
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4th March 2020, 12:08 #144Senior Member
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Azores, Canarias, Liepaja, Poland and Rome for Marijan Griebel with Citroën C3 R5 oficial Sainteloc Racing.
Posiblity more events
Enviado desde mi MI 8 Lite mediante Tapatalk
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Great news to have him back.
https://www.fiaerc.com/gr-eat-news-d...iebel-returns/
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Good news. Originally Posted by YerayEcoBoost
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4th March 2020, 16:13 #147Senior Member
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What is going on that means ERC is suddenly attracting all these drivers again? Are sponsorship conditions in Europe better this year? Or is it the opposite and that ERC is simply cheaper to run than WRC3? Or is it simply luck?
Whatever the answer it is it's great news that things are looking much more positive this year
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It may be more to do with Hyundai (and Citroen) promoting their R5's ... Originally Posted by RS
What is going on that means ERC is suddenly attracting all these drivers again? Are sponsorship conditions in Europe better this year? Or is it the opposite and that ERC is simply cheaper to run than WRC3? Or is it simply luck?
Whatever the answer it is it's great news that things are looking much more positive this year
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It is more things together. For sure ERC is cheaper than WRC2/3. I think also last year mess with WRC2 Pro and for long time not sure regulations for WRC2 / WRC3 this year are important... And of course involving some companies like Citroen, Hyundai or MRF...
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Good to see that ERC will be a good series to follow in 2020. Many crews choose ERC over Wrc3 this year.
But it is about time they update the ERC website with 2020 drivers/co drivers and so on for all classes, since all apart from news is from 2019.
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