WRC Testing

**Eli** · 17th January 2023, 13:32

Originally Posted by Alex009

Dirtfish is wrong, like they usual are.

For manufacturer teams, no matter how many drivers you have, its 21 days for team. So Tanak could use 20 and Loubet 1, if they want.

The rule: "In the case of a Manufacturer, a maximum of 21 days. In the case of a WRC Team, a maximum of 7 days plus an additional 1 day per entered driver for any second nominated driver, up to a maximum of 7 days per driver and a maximum of 14 days per team."

Thank you for clearing it up.

**EstWRC** · 17th January 2023, 13:50

And here we go, Toyota already contesting on smaller rally with Katsuta https://twitter.com/hartusvuoriwrc/s...GWaqBtQN85QU6A

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 18th January 2023, 09:07

Originally Posted by AnttiL

In what way Neuville is wrong? They have 21 days to split between the three drivers for each rally so Neuville will get seven days, if they split it evenly. And seven is half of fourteen (or roughly half of thirteen).

You say 7 days if they split evenly, but they don't have to....

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 24th January 2023, 13:30

Teams straight on to testing on national rallies to counter official testing days reduction...

https://www.wrc.com/en/news/2023/wrc...ional-rallies/

**Rallyest** · 24th January 2023, 13:36

Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

Teams straight on to testing on national rallies to counter official testing days reduction...

https://www.wrc.com/en/news/2023/wrc...ional-rallies/

Even Offical wrc page cant get their info presented right.

"It’s great that we can take the Puma Rally1 to my home roads and I’m sure that the local rally fans are happy for this news," said Tänak, who finished fourth overall on his Puma debut at Rallye Monte-Carlo last week.