Brave New World Rally Championship
The announcement following the meeting of the FIA's World Motor Sport Council included no less than 17 changes to the format of the World Rally Championship - each one a significant change and all combined these mark a new and rather promising future for rallying. Tim Redmayne analyses the FIA's direction
It was hard to take it all in. After dissecting the words of the FIA World Motor Sport Council press release on Wednesday, it turns out that they announced a staggering 17 changes to be introduced into the World Rally Championship.
Each one is significant in its own right, and if they had been drip-fed independently they all would have generated a separate news story on autosport.com. Instead, as a combination of changes, it landed with overwhelming force.
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