Vehicle upgrades have also been improved to “unprecedented new levels of detail,” whilst the ability to develop your team is promised in the new “in-depth and intense” Career Mode. In addition to the official content of the 2019 FIA World Rally Championship, WRC 8 will also offer a selection of WRC 2 and Junior WRC drivers, as well as a few historic models to be revealed “very shortly.” In total, the game comes with more than 100 special stages that take place in 14 countries spanning the globe, with more than 50 teams, new weekly challenges and its competitive esports mode to boot.
Meanwhile, the M-Sport Ford team will be relying on Elfyn Evans and Teemu Suninen to gain traction out on the various world-famous courses of the 2019 WRC season. This year’s WRC season also sees the return of the nine-time World Champion and WRC legend, Sébastien Loeb, who is driving this year for Hyundai Motorsport in support of Thierry Neuville, Andreas Mikkelsen and Dani Sordo. Toyota will also try to defend its 2018 manufacturers' title with Jari-Matti Latvala, Kris Meeke and Ott Tänak.
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In WRC 8, players will be able to choose their driver from the official teams of the 2019 season, headlined by the return of six-time World Champion Sébastien Ogier of Citroën Racing, who will be accompanied by Esapekka Lappi. These improvements can be seen in the first WRC 8 video that showcase the pre-season tests of a Ford Fiesta World Rally Car at Rallye Monte-Carlo and the brand-new Rally Turkey, which you can check out for yourself. “WRC 8 will go above and beyond WRC 7, especially in the steering requirements and the realistic physics of the vehicles,” a press release from Bigben mentions.
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