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Remember that Citroen does not have a factory team at the moment. It would be a different effort to run the whole season with three drivers than to do some development and run Řstberg's car on a handful of WRC2 events.
Just because some manufacturer has a car does not mean they would join in as a manufacturer team. Remember VW with the Polo R5? Even Skoda ended their works team for this year.
Most likely the mobile servicing was also expensive with a lot of staff and vehicles and a big planning to do before the event. But I agree that we could do with smaller service park buildings.
I think you said it yourself. And we've seen the same happening in WRC2 in the past years when Skoda Motorsport was practically unbeatable with the amounts of testing they were able to do, find the perfect settings and give seat time to the drivers. Even with "equal" machinery, the factory drivers will always have an advance.Last edited by AnttiL; 19th October 2020 at 20:13.
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Agree completely. Driving rallies, competition or not, is best way of having a learning process.
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