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What we learned from WRC’s new owners’ vision for the future

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New commercial rights holder Cosmobilis has outlined plans for new event formats, a rebuilt media platform and greater manufacturer involvement while promising to preserve rallying’s core identity
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At the end of July, it was announced that the World Rally Championship, or WRC, had a new owner. They have promised to make many changes to take the rally to new heights, but new CEO Éric Boullier has also made an important promise to existing fans – never to change the essence of the rally. The organizers of Rally Estonia were also praised for their innovative solutions.

The new World Rally Championship (WRC) business rights holders committed themselves on Saturday, August 29, to rebuild the discipline. They praised the new regulations for 2027 at a press conference on the margins of the Paraguayan rally.

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The International Automobile Federation (FIA) and the French group Cosmobilis have officially announced a new partnership for the commercial management of the World Rally Championship (WRC) and the European Rally Championship (ERC), with Eric Boullier taking over the position of CEO of the new promoter. The announcement was made at a press conference on [...] The post FIA and new promoter announce new era for WRC: "We will never change the DNA o…

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autosport.pt broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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