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Thread: WRC mainclass from 2027
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The consistency of WRC1 drivers is underappreciated. Some WRC2 may be higher placed on a single day and perhaps a single rally, but certainly not in a full season
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agreed!
That, to me, is another reason why wrc is on a different level. being specialist (as your appropriate sesks example) is not enough to be a stable contestant. add that wrc can have more and more structured seat time, and development on cars and drivers/team. that make a divide. i'm not so optimistic about the levelling with the new cars. for the competition's sake, I wouldn't be unhappy to be wrong!
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For me some drivers in WRC (not only WRC1, but also some in WRC2) are overrated. That you are doing WRC does not automatically mean that you are better driver than drivers doing national championships or ERC. But more and more I see that there is not so many drivers who can be fast on all surfaces or types of stages. We have more and more specialists to some specific surfaces, but not so many universal drivers which are able to be fast (and in finish) on all surfaces.
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I would go so far to say that with the exception of the S-Rank drivers (Ogier, for example) the talent pool is not that deep in WRC1, comparatively.
But this is what you get when you have a series that needs massive (monetary) commitment without giving so much back.
Or in other words: The pool of potential F1 drivers, for example, is so much greater then the pool of potential WRC1 drivers. Netting you more S-Rank or A-Rank drivers as a result.
Where we differ though is our perception of WRC2, I personally think the pool is even shallower there than WRC2. But as it was said, we will see



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