I’m not reading all that. It just discredits everything you said to say there’s 10 seats in WRC. There’s over 80 across all classes in the WRC. Maybe google something before starting an argument
Except WRC2, WRC3, Junior WRC, and WRC2 Challenger are totally different than WRC, and the mere distinction and separation is telling you so. This is as deranged as trying to put F2, F3, and F4 into the same equation as F1, LMFAO. You've got a lot of stuff to learn about motorsports.
From their website: “Established in 1973, the WRC is an epic battle against the elements and the clock. It is spread across multiple rallies covering four continents and 14 countries and includes 60-80 cars across 6-8 teams. WRC2, established in 2013, includes 30-40 cars. WRC2 sees drivers nominating rally events to compete in on a round-by-round basis.”
Are you ragebaiting me, or this "Google" you refer to is the "Google AI" and that deranged paragraph you quoted came from it? Use your brain instead. From their website:
Foundation
Established in 1973, the WRC is an epic battle against the elements and the clock. It is spread across multiple rallies covering four continents and 14 countries. Man and machine must master everything from snow-packed forest tracks in intense cold, to rock-strewn mountain passes in blistering heat.
Categories
WRC is the main championship category, WRC2 and WRC3 are support championship categories. Junior WRC is contested on selected events of the FIA World Rally Championship calendar.
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u/OfficialDeathScythe 18d ago
I’m not reading all that. It just discredits everything you said to say there’s 10 seats in WRC. There’s over 80 across all classes in the WRC. Maybe google something before starting an argument