Uncertainty regarding the 2025 World Rally Championship technical regulations is creating a “critical” situation for teams that require a decision before June’s FIA World Motor Sport Council meeting.
Toyota, Hyundai and M-Sport-Ford collectively wrote to the FIA opposing the governing body’s recommendations for next year, that include the removal of hybrid power from Rally1 cars alongside a reduction in aero and power.
Rich Millener, Team principal M-Sport Ford Rally Photo by: M-Sport “The manufacturers have been clear on what we wanted, and we want stability for the next couple of years in order to concentrate fully on 2027, when we all agree we need more cars and more manufacturers. “I think more than one manufacturer needs to report back to their boards , so we are talking weeks here. We haven’t got long to make some high-level vision points of where we are going.
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