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Thread: M-Sport Ford World Rally Teams
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25th January 2021, 22:19 #3381
It looks Tuohino can drive himself.
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26th January 2021, 09:57 #3382
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Very valid pont. At first i wondered why on earth would MSport register this year if they were to concentrate on the new 2022 car - a few events here and there would have been enough. If indeed they are breakeven with their current line-up, so why not ?
Howezver I am really uhsure now that they will even make it to 2022's top class. Someone said in this thread that WRC1 was Malcolm's vanity project - it may be true. Business-wise MSport would be better off concentrating on regaining its market share for the lower classes. This has been eroding slowly, with a high acceleration lately. Not good when you run a business ! focus on your fundamentals !
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26th January 2021, 10:06 #3383
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26th January 2021, 11:58 #3384
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In formula one teams pay an entry fee based on the amount on points they collected last year. The more points, the more they pay the year after.
But they get money according to their position in the constructors standings and some other deals they made in the past.
Ferrari gets about 200 million, while torro rosso "only" got 52 million.
So even the smallest f1 teams have the same or bigger budgets than the biggest wrc teams.
That is why i keep saying we have to get rid of the need for manufacturers approval. Everyone should be able to build a wrc car, as long as its according to the rules. Not just official car manufacturers, who often have different goals and interests.
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26th January 2021, 18:13 #3385
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On the Dirtfish video summary of RMC, David Evans stated M-Sport cannot afford any more big crashes as they dont have many more WRC chassis' available.
Knowing this situation wont make it any easier for their drivers to push to the limit this year.
I also wonder if this is why they didnt put the upgraded engines in yet in case they got destroyed so early in the year ?
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26th January 2021, 18:25 #3386
https://www.ewrc-results.com/cars-ow...fiesta-wrc-17/
#1 M-Sport
#2 Lorenzo Bertelli
#3 M-Sport
#4 M-Sport
#5 OT Racing
#6 JanPro Racing
#7 M-Sport
#8 M-Sport
#9 M-Sport
#10 Armando Pereira
#11 Destroyed
#12 R+ SPORT
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26th January 2021, 18:52 #3387
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27th January 2021, 17:45 #3388
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Just 12 in total... what a difference compared to the original Fiesta WRC:
In it's five years (2011-2016) there were 25 works Fiesta WRC's and 62 built in total. Yes, 62 !
https://www.ewrc-results.com/carinfo...-rrc/?car=1456
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27th January 2021, 17:53 #3389
54. The 61 and 62 numeration was different.
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27th January 2021, 17:54 #3390
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move to R5 for 26-27, then introduce the new cars in 28... HOWEVER... not sure theres going to be looooads of privateers going to safari / the new american round / japan / south america not sure...
WRC mainclass from 2027