FIA Heeds Calls for a Transformation: Central European Rally Takes Action on WRC Driver Itinerary Concerns

FIA Heeds Calls for a Transformation: Central European Rally Takes Action on WRC Driver Itinerary Concerns

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FIA: Central European Rally has time to address WRC driver itinerary concerns

The WRC introduced the Central European Rally as a new concept, hosting an event in three countries for the first time. The rally featured 18 asphalt stages in the Czech Republic, Austria, and Germany and received a positive response from championship and team members, with enthusiastic fans in attendance. However, one stage had to be canceled due to spectators standing in dangerous positions. The rally itinerary, which included a long road section and a three-and-a-half-hour trip to Prague, has been criticized by drivers for being too long and not fitting the goals of the championship. Some drivers suggested the need for better planning and shorter distances. Despite the concerns, rally winner Thierry Neuville acknowledged the excitement generated by the large number of spectators and suggested the introduction of more anti-cut devices for rainy conditions. M-Sport boss Richard Millener agreed that an overnight stay in Prague next year could address some itinerary concerns.

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