Quote Originally Posted by AnttiL View Post
I've explained this a hundred times, the onboard camera/transmitter kits are expensive and they must choose before the rally which cars they put them in. I don't know what kind of a task it would be to start moving the cameras from car to another during night breaks and what kind of regulations it would need (a camera fitting zone or a permission to break parc ferme for working on the cameras?)

And again, the entry fee in WRC2 is higher and in return the teams get TV coverage. WRC3 teams don't pay for the coverage, so they are not getting it.
Come on.. they can change a clutch or gearbox in 30mins, how difficult can it be to move a camera?

And don’t entry fees go to the FIA and not the promoter?

There must be some better solutions that can be arrived at instead of just thinking of excuses all the time.