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Group Rally5
Motor racing formula
CategoryRallying
Country/RegionInternational
ChampionshipsWRC, Regional, National
Inaugural2019 (2008 as R1)
StatusActive
DrivetrainTwo Wheel Drive
Power to weight6.4kg/hp
AptitudeAccess
GRR Co-efficient0.3
Renault Clio Rally5, 2021 Barum Czech Rally Zlín - Mabellini

In the motorsport discipline of rallying, Group Rally5 is a formula of rally car specification determined by the FIA for use in its international rallying competitions: World Rally Championship (WRC) and regional championships. National rallying competitions also allow Group Rally5 cars to compete. There are no subclasses of the group therefore all Group Rally5 cars can compete in the same category. 'Rally5' may be used alone with the same definition. The group was launched in 2019 after the introduction of the Rally Pyramid initiative to reorganise the classes of car and championships in international rallying was approved in June 2018.[1]

The formula for Group Rally5 cars was taken from R1 class of Group R with the defining ruleset interchanging the terms, this meant that any existing R1 car homologated or approved since their introduction in 2008 could continue to be used in Rally5 level competition.[2] The subclasses defined in R1 however have effectively merged and capacity of permitted turbocharged engines have increased to 1333cc.[2]

Definition

Group Rally5 cars are defined in FIA document Appendix J - Article 260 as Touring Cars or Large Scale Series Production Cars, supercharged Petrol engine (including rotary engines), 2-wheel drive (front or rear wheel drive). A production touring car with at least 2500 identical units manufactured must be homologated in Group A, with all the components and changes that make it a Group Rally5 car homologated in an extension.[2] They have a power to weight ratio of 6.4kg/hp.[1]

Key Specific Regulations for Cars in Group Rally5[2]
Drivetrain Minimum

Weight

Engine

Capacity

Aspiration Fuel Maximum

Cylinders

Turbo

Restrictor

Wheels

Gravel

Wheels

Asphalt

Production

Requirement

2WD 1030 kg Up to 1600cc Normal Petrol 6 As manufactured 6"x15" 6.5"x16" 2500
Up to 1067cc Turbo
1080 kg 1067-1333cc

FIA Competition

Rally5 cars are placed in FIA 'RC5' sporting class alone.[3] They are eligible for the open drivers' and co-drivers' championships of WRC and all the regional open championships as well as the following:

They are also the sole car permitted in the RC5 Championship in Codasur South American Rally Championship.

In 2021 Toksport WRT introduced the Clio Trophy, an arrive and drive tournament run on ERC events using centrally provided and serviced Renault Clio Rally5 cars.[4]

From 2022 there will be two-wheel-drive 'Regional4' championships with open categories in all regions and Junior categories in ERC4, ERT4, MERC4 and NACAM4.

In new Global Rally Rankings for drivers and co-drivers being introduced in 2022, Rally5 cars have a Group Co-efficient of 0.3.[5]

Cars

Manufacturer Car Debut Homologation Basis Image
France Citroën DS3 R1 2012 FIA - A5739
DS3 VTI 120 So Chic
1598cc Normal 		Monte-Carlo WRC 2014 ES2 - 12048975956
United Kingdom Ford Fiesta Rally5[6] 2020 FIA - A5775
Fiesta ST-Line (Fiesta Mk7)
999cc Turbo
United Kingdom Ford Fiesta R1 2012 FIA - A5729
Fiesta 1.6 (Fiesta Mk6)
1597cc Normal 		2021 Rally Bohemia - Kalina
France Renault Clio Rally5[7] 2020 FIA - A5779
Clio R.S. Line TCE 1.3EDC
1331cc Turbo
France Renault Twingo R1 2010 FIA - A5731
Twingo "Renault Sport"
1598cc Normal 		2013 Rallye Sunseeker (10367080843)
Japan Toyota Vitz 2012 FIA - A5742
Vitz (NCP131)
1501cc Normal
Mexico Mazda 2 R1 2020 FIA - no homologation
Approved for use in FIA NACAM
Built by GHR Motorsport[8][9][10][11]
Source: FIA Homologation List 2021[12]

See Also

References

  1. ^ a b "FIA Rally Car Pyramid Brochure" (PDF).
  2. ^ a b c d "Specific Regulations for Cars in Group Rally5/Rally4/Rally3" (PDF).
  3. ^ "FIA Regional Rally Sporting Regulations 2021" (PDF).
  4. ^ "Clio Trophy by Toksport WRT".
  5. ^ "FIA Global Rally Ranking Regulations" (PDF).
  6. ^ "FIESTA RALLY5". M-Sport. Retrieved 2020-12-12.
  7. ^ "Clio Trophy France - Press release - New Clio Rally makes successful debut - renaultsport.com". Renault Sport. Retrieved 2020-12-12.
  8. ^ "GUD-918-D (MEX) eWRC-results.com".
  9. ^ "GHN-533-D (MEX) eWRC-results.com".
  10. ^ "GHR Motorsport Aiming to Revolutionize Rally Mexico with the Mazda 2".
  11. ^ "GHR Motorsport Mazda 2 R1".
  12. ^ "FIA Homologation List 2021" (PDF).
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