WRC is back for another year, as WRC 10 is set to go live this September for consoles and PC. This year, Nacon and KT Racing is bringing back several models that can be seen throughout the FIA World Rally Championship to little surprise. Additionally, WRC 10 will also feature some new legend models, including cars that would have been seen in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.
So, which cars are in WRC 10? Let’s take a look at the list.
WRC
- Ford Fiesta WRCHyundai i20 WRC 2021Toyota Yaris WRC
All cars have the following attributes: 1200 KG, 380 HP, and 5500 RPM.
WRC 2
- Hyundai i20 Rally2Volkswagen Polo Rally2Citroen C3 Rally2Ford Fiesta Rally2Skoda Fabia Rally2
All cars have the following attributes: 1230 KG, 290 HP, and 4000 RPM.
WRC 3
Junior WRC
- Ford Fiesta Rally4
The Ford Fiesta Rally4, the only model in the Junior WRC, has the following attributes: 1030 KG, 200 HP, and 4000 RPM.
Legends
- Audi Quattro A1 1981 – 1240 KG, 300 HP, 3500 RPMAudi Quattro Sport – 1100 KG, 370 HP, 3400 RPMLancia Fulvia HF – 800 KG, 165 HP, 6000 RPMToyota Celica GT4 1992 – 1120 KG, 300 HP, 4400 RPMToyota Celica GT4 1993 – 1120 KG, 300 HP, 4400 RPMToyota Corolla 1999 – 1230 KG, 305 HP, 4000 RPMToyota Yaris WRC – 1200 KG, 380 HP, 5500 RPMAlpine A110 Berlinette 1970’s – 750 KG, 185 HP, 5000 RPMLancia Stratos – 880 KG, 285 HP, 4500 RPMFord Focus RS 2007 – 1230 KG, 315 HP, 4000 RPMLancia 037 – 950 KG, 325 HP, 5500 RPMLancia Delta HF 4WD 1987 – 1100 KG, 350 HP, 4000 RPMCitroen Xsara WRC 2004 – 1230 KG, 320 HP, 2750 RPMCitroen DS3 WRC 2011 – 1270 KG, 320 HP, 4400 RPMFord Focus RS 2007 – 1200 KG, 315 HP, 5000 RPMPeugeot 205 T16 Evo 1 1985 – 980 KG, 340 HP, 4400 RPMPeugeot 205 T16 Evo 1 1986 – 1000 KG, 550 HP, 5500 RPMVolkswagen Polo R WRC – 1200 KG, 315 HP, 5000 RPM
Bonus
- Citroen C3 WRC (Citroen Total) – 1200 KG, 380 HP, 5500 RPMCitroen C3 WRC (Pirelli) – 1200 KG, 380 HP, 5500 RPMPorsche 911 GT3 RS R-GT – 1280 KG, 365 HP, 5500 RPMGR Yaris Rally Concept – 1200 KG, 380 HP, 5500 RPMProton Iriz Rally2 – 1200 KG, 380 HP, 5500 RPM
