WRC mainclass from 2027

**Rallyper** · 28th April 2026, 16:09

well, looks like Yaris, doesn´t it?

**Ferranis** · 28th April 2026, 16:27

Slightly less ugly than before

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 28th April 2026, 16:48

Originally Posted by Rallyper

well, looks like Yaris, doesn´t it?

Rear end quite similar to the C-HR.

Toyota are just trying out things and probably having a laugh at people's attempts to identify the car.

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 28th April 2026, 16:56

Originally Posted by Ferranis

Slightly less ugly than before

**Andre Oliveira** · 28th April 2026, 17:14

https://www.facebook.com/tcpracingca...XwX6oKmR2T9BFl

**Andre Oliveira** · 28th April 2026, 17:23

Btw, new GR Yaris facelift to compare

**TypeR** · Yesterday, 16:04

**deephouse** · Today, 04:24

https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...pen-/10816366/

Great article from M-Sport regarding their future. It clears what their plan is and it is they will be there in one form or another.

**Ferranis** · Today, 07:33

Originally Posted by deephouse

https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...pen-/10816366/

Great article from M-Sport regarding their future. It clears what their plan is and it is they will be there in one form or another.

To be honest this is a typical M-Sport interview that can be summarized with: "We don't know either what will happen".

The most concrete is "As for next year, M-Sport confirmed that there are no plans to further upgrade its Fiesta Rally2 car, which will be at the centre of any prospective WRC programme next year.".

The remaining interview is: "Year, somehow, potentially, we will stay with some kind of car"

**Fast Eddie WRC** · Today, 08:56

They will be in WRC one way or another, either with a Manufacturer or alone. Rally is their core business and their background with the Rally1 Puma spaceframe chassis will make them the perfect Constructor.