WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship

The WRC 10 FIA World Rally Championship is dedicated to the 2021 rally championship. The release is timed to coincide with the fiftieth anniversary of the federation. Repairs are carried out in short windows between races. The weather changes mid-race. Victories bring points to the overall season standings. The navigator warns about ridges and potholes. Points count towards the championship. The fleet is divided into modern and historical cars. The player gets behind the wheel of legendary cars. The season runs according to the official calendar. Special stages are on gravel, snow and mud. Legendary cars are collected in a separate class. Repairs are limited to time between sites. Legendary cars are collected separately. The navigator warns about sharp turns. Dust and dirt hide the ruts on turns. The weather and surface change as the stage progresses. The navigator reads the tips into the earpiece. Car classes are divided by power. Rally special stages vary in length and surface. Classes are divided by power and drive. Repairs are carried out in between sections. Gravel requires careful braking before turning. The races take place in snow and dust. Repairs are taking place between special stages. Damage affects time. The navigator reads the prompts at speed. Damage affects the final time. The surface changes from gravel to snow. Stages range from short sprints to long marathons. Snowy areas require caution upon entry. For those who love rallying, this part is suitable. The weather changes the grip on the track. The navigator suggests turns and dangers. Repairs are limited to short breaks. Stages are taking place in Kenya, Estonia and Finland.