WRC2 and WRC3 Revamped for 2020
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WRC2 and WRC3 will join the FIA Junior WRC in being the support categories to the FIA World Rally Championship in 2020.
Mads Østberg is set to be entered in a third Citroen C3 WRC on Rally Australia, depending on Ott Tänak’s result on Rally Spain.
Kevin Abbring will return to pilot the ESMotorsport Skoda Fabia in Cape Town, with Jere Kalliokoski in for Team STARD
Gus Greensmith recovered to third in WRC2 PRO on Wales Rally GB.
Pontus Tidemand took his best finish in a top-level WRC car last weekend on Wales Rally GB.
Kris Meeke finished fourth on Wales Rally GB for Toyota.
Ott Tänak extended his lead at the top of the FIA World Rally Championship on Wales Rally GB
Eddie Lewis and Dom Adams finished Wales Rally GB in a Ford Fiesta R2 on their maiden appearance on the event last weekend.
Sébastien Ogier is now 28 points behind in the FIA World Rally Championship Drivers Standings battle.
Extreme E’s new electrical SUV has been tested by Timmy and Kevin Hansen and Makaela Ahlin-Kottulinsky
Wales will again host Rally GB in 2020
Dani Sordo will continue with his part-time WRC drive with Hyundai in 2020.
Elfyn Evans finished fifth on his home event, Wales Rally GB, last weekend.
After testing with the series last Friday, Aussie Matt Nolan will join the Stadium Super Trucks’ return to his home country at Gold Coast in late October.
Ott Tänak won 2019 Wales Rally GB on Sunday afternoon ahead of Thierry Neuville and Sebastien Ogier.
Ott Tänak has an 11 second lead going into the final five stages of Wales Rally GB.
Ott Tänak leads Wales Rally GB at the end of Friday.
