WRC Tearing Up Its Rulebook For 2027 To Allow Wider Mix Of Rally Cars And Powertrains

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WRC Tearing Up Its Rulebook For 2027 To Allow Wider Mix Of Rally Cars And Powertrains

The FIA World Rally Championship’s 500-horsepower hybrid Rally1 monsters are being put out to pasture. Motorsport’s global governing body approved a new flexible, future-proof and cost-controlled ruleset for international rallying’s top category in 2027. The “WRC27” regulations will allow internal combustion, hybrid…Read more...

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FIA reveals massive cost-cutting exercise for new-look WRC

The FIA World Rally Championship has finally settled on its 2027 technical regulations after extensive debate. The post FIA reveals massive cost-cutting exercise for new-look WRC appeared first on Speedcafe.com.

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Rally: The points scale modified for 2025 in the WRC

On Wednesday, the FIA World Council approved a change in the allocation of points for next year and unveiled the main lines of the technical regulations for the World Championship starting in 2027, focused on cost reduction and flexibility, in the hope of attracting new manufacturers.

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Revised WRC points for 2025 season

The FIA World Rally Championship will feature a simpler points system next season which aims to reward overall rally winners with the most points across a weekend, while retaining Super Sunday’s excitement with a slightly reduced allocation as well as the Wolf Power Stage which has kept fans on the edge of their seats since its introduction. A perfect rally weekend will earn 35 points, five up from this year’s 30, with the overall top ten earnin…

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FIA introducing "Operational Regulations" and gender-neutral terms to F1 rules

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FIA reveals 2027 WRC regulations, new points system for 2025

The FIA has revealed the future pathway for the World Rally Championship with the release of the 2027 technical regulations and a new-look points system to be introduced next year.The World Motor Sport Council has confirmed the new look ‘WRC27’ cars will be more versatile and built to a cost cap of €345,000 in a bid to encourage more teams and manufacturers to compete. The regulations ...Keep reading