What is PWRC? What is the difference with WRC?

PWRC is the abbreviation of Production Car World Rally Championship, that is, the Production Car World Rally Championship, which belongs to Group N of the FIA. The PWRC was introduced into the WRC in 2002 as a sub-category of the WRC race, and before that, it was part of the WRC's Group N category, but due to the lack of recognition from the drivers and the community, it was eventually separated and became an independent rally event. In fact, at the beginning of the event, the industry was generally unoptimistic about the future of the event, but in the first year more than 20 cars were registered, and today, there are more than 30 cars in the competition, with competitors from 14 countries in Asia Pacific, Europe, the Middle East and even Africa.

Although it is an independent race, but PWRC still has a very close connection with WRC, from the point of view of the venue and track of the sub-station, PWRC 8 sub-races throughout the year and the corresponding station of WRC at the same time, all teams and drivers choose 6 of them before the race to race, the points rules are the same as WRC, the points obtained from the 6 races are added together is the total points of the season, the stage basically adopts the same road section as WRC, and the WRC participating vehicles start after the start. To distinguish it from the WRC, the PWRC has a number range of 31 60, with car number 31 58 assigned to the teams and drivers who sign up for the year, while number 59 and 60 are the special numbers for outriders from the station venue. Compared to WRC cars, PWRC cars have a very small range of modifications and have to be built within strict limits.

Because it was not much different from a production car, the basic performance of the car was a key factor in the outcome of the race. Due to the relatively low barrier to entry, this event has become an important driver training ground for the WRC, and many teams and drivers who want to enter the WRC will choose to learn and accumulate relevant experience in this event. In addition, due to the fact that the drivers in this event generally have more experience in racing, and the performance gap between the main models of the race, the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution and Subaru-Impreza Fuji Impreza, is not inferior to the WRC, and the overall championship of the season has been decided at the last minute for the past three years.

The World Rally Championship also features the Production World Rally Championship (so-called Group N) race, which uses Group N cars.

WRC is an abbreviation for "World Rally Championship". The word rally is derived from the English word "rally".

The World Rally Championship (WRC) is the world's highest-level rubber rally series organized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), with the first race taking place in 1973. The World Rally Championship consists of two different top prizes, the Drivers' World Champion and the Manufacturers World Champion, and the stages are a variety of temporary closed ordinary roads, including winding roads, gravel roads, muddy roads, ice and snow roads in mountainous and hilly areas, as well as deserts, Gobi, grasslands and other sections that cannot be closed. Complex terrain and long races test not only the skill and experience of the drivers, but also the cooperation of the pilot, the performance of the car and the strength of the maintenance.

The FIA World Rally (WRC) pits drivers, co-drivers, and production-based cars against each other on some of the most brutal and demanding terrain on the planet.

Founded in 1973, the WRC is an epic battle against nature and time. It is present in 15 rallies in 13 countries on 6 continents. Drivers and cars must master a pin of a pin from snow-covered forest trails in the bitter cold to rocky mountain trails in the sweltering heat.

The WRC World Rally Championship began in 1973 and is one of the four major FIA races along with F1, but unlike F1, all participating cars must be developed and built as production cars, and raced in different road conditions such as rainforests, mud, snow, deserts and winding mountain roads around the world, which is one of the toughest races, but also one of the most glamorous races, with nearly 1 billion people around the world racing in various ways every year. WRC is an abbreviation for "World Rally Championship". The word rally is taken from the English "rally", which means that the participating vehicles must strictly follow the driving route specified in the competition, reach the target of the sub-station within the specified time, and complete the maintenance and inspection of the vehicle within the specified time.

The World Rally Championship (WRC) is the world's highest-level rally series organized by the International Automobile Association (FIA), the first of which was held in 1973.

WRC (World Rally Championship).