WRC Calendar 2023

**J4MIE** · 19th October 2022, 11:00

Originally Posted by Eli

Apart from the 2023 calendar that will be published today/tomorrow, any chance the WMSC will discuss rules & regulations changes like killing off the kms of stages limit? Or perhaps making night stages on tarmac rallies mandatory? Or even just getting rid of the ridiculous numbering scheme taking place? Maybe shed more light about the 2025 regs?

Think meeting is tomorrow 20th.

Don’t think many of your points will be raised.

**ToKu** · 19th October 2022, 11:30

Rally Poland was repairing roads before rally. Not whole route, but most of it.

**AnttiL** · 19th October 2022, 18:47

Calendar postponed…

https://www.fia.com/news/fia-world-m...ric-rac-london

**Eli** · 19th October 2022, 19:58

Originally Posted by AnttiL

Calendar postponed…

https://www.fia.com/news/fia-world-m...ric-rac-london

What's the matter? hasn't anyone payed enough the FIA & Promoter yet?

On a serious note though, I honestly am wondering what's the point of keeping this championship alive if they seem to care about it as a rat's ass, pardon my french.

**jcevc** · 20th October 2022, 06:17

Originally Posted by Eli

What's the matter? hasn't anyone payed enough the FIA & Promoter yet?

On a serious note though, I honestly am wondering what's the point of keeping this championship alive if they seem to care about it as a rat's ass, pardon my french.

As I know the problem is few rallys are not confirmed (100%) yet and there could be too many changes later.

**Eli** · 20th October 2022, 07:34

Originally Posted by jcevc

As I know the problem is few rallies are not confirmed (100%) yet and there could be too many changes later.

So at the end Chile didn't make the cut? Perhaps they decided they'd get to much backlash on Saudi Arabia so they delay the inclusion of it by another year?

**SubaruNorway** · 20th October 2022, 14:59

Not WRC but ERC seems to be going to Värmland next summer
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/va...tm7rW8BzXn2h0w

**manthey** · 20th October 2022, 18:14

Originally Posted by djip

Lately i was lookiong at the entrey list for SanRemo 2001 - the day where "everyone" could afford an Impreza, Escort, or Corolla. In addition to the 20 works cars, there were close to another 20 other WRC cars, dealers or privateers, some with pretty good drivers (Rovanpera, Jean-Joseph, Hagsstrom, Lundgaard, Carlsson, Longhi ...) - Somehow very similar with today's WRC2 !

I just read again the entrylist of that year, oh wow what a level of drivers!!!