7ea1745b34da66e6 You were right, the Hard Chargers content update focuses on Greece and Sweden. If we ignore Safari Rally, so Sweden Greece are extremes of WRC calendar.
Hard Chargers content update include six new cars:
- Ford Escort RS 1600 MK1 (H2 RWD)
- Ford Focus WRC'99 (World Rally Car 1997-2011)
- Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC (World Rally Car 2017-2021)
- Renault Clio Rally 4 (Rally 4)
- Opel Corsa Rally 4 (Rally 4)
- Renault Clio Rally 3 (FIA Junior WRC)
I'm a little disappointed, that new content update not include Toyota Celica models , Toyota Corolla WRC or Ford Escort WRC. Hopefully we see these legendary Toyotas and Escort in the WRC 25.
When we looking car collection, what we have in usein WRC 24, it's very versatile collection of cars. Driver's champioship has shared since 1977 and almost all of these cars can be found in the game.
- 1977 : Sandro Munari, Lancia Stratos HF (H3, RWD) ✅
- 1978: Markku Alén, Fiat 131 Abarth (H2, RWD) ✅
- 1979: Björn Waldegård, Ford Escort RS 1800 ❌ ❓
- 1980: Walter Röhrl, Fiat 131 Abarth (H2, RWD) ✅
- 1981: Ari Vatanen, Ford Escort RS 1800 ❌ ❓
- 1982: Walter Röhrl, Opel Ascona 400 (H3, RWD) ✅
- 1983: Hannu Mikkola, Audi Quattro A1/A2 ❌
- 1984: Stig Blomqivst, Audi Quattro A2 and Audi Sport Quattro ❌
- 1985: Timo Salonen, Peugeot 205 T16 Evo 2 (Group B 4WD) ✅
- 1986: Juha Kankkunen, Peugeot 205 T16 Evo 2 (Group B 4WD) ✅
- 1987: Juha Kankkunen, Lancia Delta HF 4WD ❌❓
- 1988: Miki Biasion, Lancia Delta HF 4WD and Lancia Delta HF Integrale ❓
- 1989: Miki Biasion, Lancia Delta HF Integrale ❓
- 1990: Carlos Sainz, Toyota Celica GT-Four ST 165 ❌
- 1991: Juha Kankkunen, Lancia Delta HF Integrale ✅❓
- 1992: Carlos Sainz, Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD ST 185 ❌
- 1993: Juha Kankkunen, Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD ST 185 ❌
- 1994: Didier Auriol, Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD ST 185 ❌
- 1995: Colin McRae, Subaru Impreza 555 (Group A) ✅
- 1996: Tommi Mäkinen, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo III ❌
- 1997: Tommi Mäkinen, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IV ❌
- 1998: Tommi Mäkinen, Mitsubushi Lancer Evo V ❌
- 1999: Tommi Mäkinen, Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VI (World Rally Car 1997-2011) ✅
- 2000: Marcus Grönholm, Peugeot 206 WRC (World Rally Car 1997- 2011) ✅
- 2001: Richard Burns, Subaru Impreza WRC 2001 (World Rally Car 1997-2011) ✅
- 2002: Marcus Grönholm, Peugeot 206 WRC (World Rally Car 1997-2011)
- 2003: Petter Solberg, Subaru Impreza WRC 2003 ❌
- 2004: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën Xsara WRC (World Rally Car 1997-2011) ✅
- 2005: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën Xsara WRC (World Rally Car 1997-2011) ✅
- 2006: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën Xsara WRC (World Rally Car 1997-2011) ✅
- 2007: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën C4 WRC (World Rally Car 1997, 2011) ✅
- 2008: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën C4 WRC (World Rally Car 1997, 2011) ✅
- 2009: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën C4 WRC (World Rally Car 1997, 2011) ✅
- 2010: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën C4 WRC (World Rally Car 1997, 2011) ✅
- 2011: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën DS 3 WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2012: Sebastien Loeb, Citroën DS 3 WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2013: Sebastien Ogier, Volkswagen Polo R WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2014: Sebastien Ogier, Volkswagen Polo R WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2015: Sebastien Ogier, Volkswagen Polo R WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2016: Sebastien Ogier, Volkswagen Polo R WRC (World Rally Car 2012-2016) ✅
- 2017: Sebastien Ogier, Ford Fiesta WRC (World Rally Car 2017-2021) ✅
- 2018: Sebastien Ogier, Ford Fiesta WRC (World Rally Car 2017-2021) ✅
- 2019: Ott Tänak, Toyota Yaris WRC ❌
- 2020: Sebastien Ogier, Toyota Yaris WRC ❌
- 2021: Sebastien Ogier, Toyota Yaris WRC ❌
- 2022: Kalle Rovanperä, Toyota GR Yaris Rally 1 ✅
- 2023: Kalle Rovanperä, Toyota GR Yaris Rally 1 ✅
- 2024: Thierry Neuville, Hyundai i20 N Rally 1 ✅