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10th February 2024, 03:15 #11Senior Member
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If these cars were run by privateers who did their own preparation in their own garages then you might be right.
Nobody anywhere near the top of the sport does that these days. All the leading cars are prepared by businesses who will charge drivers whatever they think they can to run a car on an event for them. These outfits often have different cars for tar and gravel to save the time & cost of swapping from one spec to another. There's no way they'd be converting Rally2+ to Rally2 and back again if that involved a load of body & mechanical parts. If Kajetanowicz or Ingram wants a car for WRC, ERC or a National event they shop around and see what deals are on. They don't necessarily use the same car on different events - even if it comes from the same preparation outfit (and don't let the car registration number fool you - plates are easier to swap than any other parts!). It's all down to whether the vinyl wrap is easier/cheaper to change than the mechanicals.
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