Homogolmation and wht does it mean in WRC
07 August 2000, 01:22 PM
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Hi
Sorry if not spelt correctly but for the last couple of days ive been trying to work out why peugot have not got a really ***** out 206 road going car when i thought you had to have 1000 road going car of similar spec to the ones you rally.
Thankyou for solving the biggest problem in my life
Simon
Sorry if not spelt correctly but for the last couple of days ive been trying to work out why peugot have not got a really ***** out 206 road going car when i thought you had to have 1000 road going car of similar spec to the ones you rally.
Thankyou for solving the biggest problem in my life
Simon
07 August 2000, 01:35 PM
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Rules for WRC cars no longer require homologation from road versions. Hence Peugeot, Focus, Corolla, Hyundai, Seat,...in fact everyone except Mitsu and Subaru can run 2-litre turbo cars with no road car equivalent.
07 August 2000, 06:14 PM
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....but not from next year when Group A ceases to be recognised - hence this final season with Lancia Integrales etc. 
[This message has been edited by GaryC (edited 08 August 2000).]
[This message has been edited by GaryC (edited 08 August 2000).]
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