Top 5 WRC Cheats: Banned and Outlawed 

Great! Thanks for the info.

I agree 100% with Ondra here, with only one exception: There were drop scores, only best 7 results count for the makes, hence even with the San Remo disqualification Peugeot was still leading the championship anyway. When Peugeot then won the RAC the final makes WRC standings including San Remo were Peugeot 137points vs Lancia 128points. It was all about the drivers title in that case. However if the "nationalism card" comes in here, as far as I remember Peugeot used these side skirts already before San Remo in Greece, Argentina, NZ and Finland. Plus GB and USA, there were 6 events were the organisers saw the skirts as legal, only Italy, out of all of them saw it differently. Remember as well that at the time Peugeot had a legal battle against the FIA on a different subject, so there was no reason why the FIA should make Peugeot any favours. There is also another reason why I see the "nationalism card" more with the Italians. Normal FIA procedure when a team appeals a decision is that the team can carry on "under appeal". The Italian orga did not allow that against FIA guidelines and ready was the next groupB farce. Instead of re-instating Peugeot's result, the FIA had no option but to drop the event from the WRC calendar AFTER it was run, a scenario that never happened again in the sport's 50+ years history. It clearly seems the Italian's did everything to boycott Lancia's arch rival to help the Italian make. While Peugeot did nothing wrong.

Much appreciated! There are a lot more in the works🙌

Oh yeah, that’s a great one!

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That’s why they always fail At Le Mans when they had competition 🤣

@@ThaDutchDK1989 Yeah, Toyota ALWAYS fails. Look who sells a lotta cars round the globe! But Toyota does cheat sometimes.

Thanks, will do!

Thank you! Will do!

Glad you're enjoying them!

It was a mistake when exporting the video. Thanks for catching that! Fixing it now.

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It was only Markko Martin who was dsqualified from Rally Australia. My understanding with the Toyota cheat was that someone within the said something and it got back to the F.I.A..

@@rallybeast He did not got disqualified for this, he got excluded because he fixed spare wheel with a stone.

“Launcha” is better than “Lansia” (as the Anglo Saxons usually pronounce it… )

Your comments are confusing. We never said anything about proof... rumors and proof are very different. But by all means, continue being a professional keyboard warrior.

Sorry, I agree here with @Rally Beast . I think most agree that this was one of the biggest cheats in WRC history. At least many journalists and insiders started looking for details, as jack brackets, windscreen securing brackets, that were different on the Mouton car before and after and are details that are not easily changed in limited time. But there was no proof.... Well, the reason there was no proof is that Audi then withdrew Mouton not far from the finish and at a point when the car was running fine. This way Audi avoided final scrutineering and further discussion. It allows however to wonder if Audi had to hide something, if this may already be partly proof there was some cheating going on.

Your comment doesn't make sense. But thanks!

@@rallybeast Toyota is the one built them therefore it’s Toyotas responsibility maybe this will help

There's always someone who needs to be negative in the comments for no reason.