The WRC offered Motorsport.com a sneak preview of its plans to boost its television broadcast for fans from 2025
Ever wondered why a World Rally Championship driver is faster than another on a stage? From next season some of those answers will come to light through the championship’s new Command Centre concept. For rally fans of a certain generation, Virtual Spectator provided the first clear opportunity to understand and compare drivers on a rally stage.
It is this data combined with team radio communications from crews that the WRC wants to provide to teams and present in an easily digestible way to viewers to help explain what is going on during the stages. How will the data reach the TV screen? Broadcasting rallies is far more complicated that circuit racing given the distances and terrain the cars are travelling. Currently the live coverage provided by Rally.
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