57 Teams Ready for the FIA European Rally Championship 2024 Season
The FIA European Rally Championship (ERC) is revving up for an exciting new season, bringing a host of fresh faces and changes. The championship will kick off with the V-Híd Rally Hungary from April 12-14, promising a thrilling start to the eight-event season.
New Events, New Challenges
The ERC has introduced new events for 2024, including the V-Híd Rally Hungary and the Azores Rallye, replacing the Rallye Vinho da Madeira. These new additions will provide drivers with diverse terrain and challenging conditions.
New Drivers, New Stars
Last year’s top three finishers, Hayden Paddon, Mārtiņš Sesks, and Mads Østberg, are returning to the ERC, eager to continue their championship success. But they’ll face stiff competition from a talented field of new drivers, including Jon Armstrong, Mikk Heikkilä, and Andrea Mabellini.
New Teams, New Alliances
The ERC welcomes several new teams in 2024, including the BRC Racing Team, TRT Racing Team, and Toksport WRT. These teams bring a wealth of experience and will add to the intense competition on the tarmac and gravel stages.
New Cars, New Technology
The ERC will feature a variety of new cars this season, including the Toyota GR Yaris Rally2, M-Sport Ford Fiesta Rally2 MKII, and the Citroën C3 Rally2. These cars offer the latest in rally technology, giving drivers the edge on the demanding courses.
New Rules, New Strategies
The ERC has introduced new rules for 2024, aimed at enhancing the sporting aspect of the championship. One significant change is the reduction in the number of tires available to drivers, forcing them to make strategic decisions throughout the rallies.
A Season of Excitement
The FIA European Rally Championship 2024 promises to be an unforgettable season, with a mix of experienced and emerging talent, challenging new stages, and cutting-edge technology. The battle for the championship will be fierce, and fans can expect a thrilling spectacle from start to finish.
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