M-Sport reveals 2027 WRC Fiesta Kit car for Rally2 competition
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 10:24 AM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
M-Sport showcased a new Rally2 kit car on October 14, 2026, which will compete in the top class of the World Rally Championship starting next year. This development follows the FIA's announcement earlier this year, detailing plans to introduce an upgrade kit for Rally2 cars, aimed at enhancing aerodynamic parity with the upcoming WRC27 vehicles. The upgrade will cost €7,500 for manufacturers. Additional details on the kit's specifications and features have not yet been disclosed.
- •M-Sport unveiled its 2027 Rally2 kit car on October 14.
- •The new car will compete in the WRC's top class next year.
- •FIA announced plans for an upgrade kit costing €7,500.
- •The upgrade aims to improve aerodynamic parity with WRC27.
- •Specific features of the kit car are yet to be revealed.
- 10:24 AMMotorsport.com — M-Sport’s 2027 WRC Fiesta Kit car breaks cover
- 10:24 AMAutosport — M-Sport’s 2027 WRC Fiesta Kit car breaks cover
"M-Sport has offered a first glimpse at a Rally2 kit car which will be eligible to compete in the top class of the World Rally Championship next year. Earlier this year, the FIA announced plans to introduce a concept that will allow Rally2 manufacturers to homologate an upgrade kit, costing €7,500, to offer “greater aerodynamic parity” between Rally2 cars and the all-new WRC27 vehicles ...Keep reading
"M-Sport has offered a first glimpse at a Rally2 kit car which will be eligible to compete in the top class of the World Rally Championship next year. Earlier this year, the FIA announced plans to introduce a concept that will allow Rally2 manufacturers to homologate an upgrade kit, costing €7,500, to offer “greater aerodynamic parity” between Rally2 cars and the all-new WRC27 vehicles ...Keep reading
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External links- Motorsport.comOct 14, 2026, 10:24 AMM-Sport’s 2027 WRC Fiesta Kit car breaks cover
M-Sport has offered a first glimpse at a Rally2 kit car which will be eligible to compete in the top class of the World Rally Championship next year. Earlier this year, the FIA announced plans to introduce a concept that will allow Rally2 manufacturers to homologate an upgrade kit, costing €7,500, to offer “greater aerodynamic parity” between Rally2 cars and the all-new WRC27 vehicles ...Keep reading
- AutosportOct 14, 2026, 10:24 AMM-Sport’s 2027 WRC Fiesta Kit car breaks cover
M-Sport has offered a first glimpse at a Rally2 kit car which will be eligible to compete in the top class of the World Rally Championship next year. Earlier this year, the FIA announced plans to introduce a concept that will allow Rally2 manufacturers to homologate an upgrade kit, costing €7,500, to offer “greater aerodynamic parity” between Rally2 cars and the all-new WRC27 vehicles ...Keep reading
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