Ford Fiesta Rally4 is the successor of Fiesta R2, which ends production after 11 years.

Source- www.autosport.pt/ralis/wrc/ai-esta-o-novo-ford-fiesta-rally4/
www.m-sport.co.uk/single-post/2020/03/16/INTRODUCING-THE-NEW-FORD-FIESTA-RALLY4

Sources: skraning.akis.is/motaradir/31
www.akis.is/log-og-reglur/rally/

Should the car be renamed from "Fabia R5 evo" to "Fabia Rally2 evo", now that the Skoda has named the R5 Evo to "Rally2 evo"?

Rinspeed a écrit
That's strange, because the co-drivers classifications are correct.

Source- cov.tudosobrerodas.pt/i.aspx?imc=13572&ic=6665&o=5328&f=1486

Source- rallydeportugal.tudosobrerodas.pt/i.aspx?imc=9079&ic=6665&o=5191&f=1486

The Ford Fiesta Troféu was used from 1997 to 1999. It was replaced by Rover 25 in 2000.

This race car has competed on B1 class, having been Champion in 1981, 1982 and 1983.

Source- tiagomonteiro.tudosobrerodas.pt/i.aspx?imc=8961&ic=6665&o=19688&f=1486
www.amigosjaponesesantigos.pt/forum/index.php?topic=1725.15

In 1985, Troféu Toyota has decided two have two sepparate cups: One cup would be for recentely Promoted Toyota drivers, which would use Toyota Corollas, while Toyota Starlet Cup became a Initiated Cup.

Toyota Corolla Trophy lasted during 5 years until 1990.

Source- www.amigosjaponesesantigos.pt/forum/index.php?topic=1725.15

This is the Toyota Starlet Troféu, which was used for a Portuguese One-Make Cup which was used until 1999.
This page is for the EP81 model, which has been used from 1991 to 1996. It was replaced by EP91 model in 1997.

Source- portalclassicos.com/foruns/index.php?threads/toyota-starlet-ep82-1-3si-ex-trof%C3%A9u.25790/

JFK a écrit
Well, that rally car has competed in 1996 Rally Sanremo under A6 class.

Source- www.ewrc-results.com/entryinfo/484-rallye-sanremo-rallye-ditalia-1996/36656/

Source- bilsport.no/wp-content/uploads/poengstilling/Rally_NM_kl1_20.pdf

From 2020 onwards, the Skoda Fabia R5 evo has changed to "Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo".

From Wikipedia:
"The car was originally born with the R5 group nomenclature, but in early 2020, Škoda Motorsport announced the update of their car names according to the new FIA pyramid, renaming Fabia R5 to Fabia Rally2, and its successor, Fabia R5 Evo to Fabia Rally2 Evo"

Source of regulations: www.autorally.lv/files/s2020/LRC_Regulations_2020_16_07_2020.pdf

Rinspeed a écrit
Ok then. I will delete it now!

Rinspeed a écrit
So, should I erase this championship? If yes, then I'll delete it straight away.

Round #1 and Round #2 are Rally di Roma Capitale, as the points are attributed on two day results.

Source- www.acisport.it/public/2020/pdf/CIR/2020_3621Rally_di_Roma_Capitale//Campionato_Italiano_Rally_Classifica_assoluta_conduttori_assoluta.pdf

2020 African Rally Championship is now finished following the cancelation of the remaining rounds.

rallystar.net/2020-african-rally-championship-finally-cancelled/

-- Last edit: 2020-08-11 16:10:58

Source- www.autorally.ro/ranking/ranking.php?c=1&co=CNR

Source- drivetribe.com/p/andy-burtons-306-cosworth-TD-8IbMyRzCpiSQftTKXzQ?iid=J0Me9KHKQXqW4ccbGmFQKw

Rinspeed a écrit
Done. Driver 21 is kept, since it has the same points as Driver 20.

Rinspeed a écrit
Ah ok then.
Thanks for clarifying.

Please let me know which championships I should delete and I will delete them.

Rinspeed a écrit
So sorry!

I can delete the other drivers who are below 20th if needed (from 21st to 30th for example).

The championship had two sepparate points system, which a driver would score not just for overall position, but also the class position:

Overall: 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1
Class: 12-10-8-6-4

There were two categories, the Category 1 being for 4x4 Rally Cars, while the Category 2 was for 2x2 Rally Cars.

The points system lasted until 2009.

Looks like that Great Britain Rally Championship has ended.

www.autosport.com/national/news/149863/brc-season-scrapped-after-rally-gb-cancellation

Driver 14 is Adrien Formaux. For some reason, I see "Ford Fiesta R2" in driver name.

Points system
Overall: 20-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1
Class: 15-12-10-8-6

This points system was used exclusively for Spanish Asphalt Rally Championship from 1985 to 1991.

Source- erc24.com/archives/10210#more-10210

In 2018, the major championship for Belgian Rallycross Championship was the Supercars class.

There were also other classes: Super 1600, Sprintcars, Supernationals- and Supercars+. However, the major championship for this championship in 2018 is the Supercars class.

There were 4 Categories in 2019 Belgian Rallycross championship:
Super 1600, Supernationals+, Supernationals and X-Cross. There was no Supercar class in this year.

I don't know if I should add other classes (Supernationals+, Supernationals- and X-Cross), since the major championship class (the supercars) did not start due to lack of entries. So for 2019 Belgian Rallycross Championship, the major championship was the Super 1600.