Project Rally One Prepares for Maiden Test of 2027 WRC Challenger
The newly formed tuner outfit Project Rally One is set to test its WRC27 car this August, marking a significant step towards the 2027 World Rally Championship regulations.
Project Rally One has emerged as the first tuner operation to commit to the World Rally Championship’s 2027 technical regulations. The team, founded by motorsport engineer Lionel Hansen, former FIA rally director and Citroën WRC boss Yves Matton, alongside Prospeed, is preparing to test its WRC27 challenger this August.
This upcoming test is a crucial milestone as the sport approaches a major regulatory shift in 2027, aimed at evolving rallying’s top tier. Project Rally One’s involvement highlights a fresh approach from experienced industry figures to the new era of WRC competition.
The initiative underscores the growing interest and innovation surrounding the 2027 regulations, with Project Rally One positioning itself as a serious contender in the evolving landscape. Their progress will be closely watched as the WRC community anticipates the next generation of rally cars.
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