World Rally Championship (WRC)
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Team Frequencies
The frequency allocations vary between races. The downlink frequencies are rebroadcasts of the uplink signals re-transmitted from an aircraft (often Beech 200: OO-LET or OO-ASL) that circles overhead each WRC stage and can be heard over a wide range. The WRC aircraft will orbit the stages and provide the repeater links for radio and TV comms. The list below shows typical allocations for the 2021 season.
| Team/User | Repeater Downlink (MHz) | Mobile Uplink (MHz) | Tone | Season |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai WRC | 164.4375 | 159.8375 | 131.8Hz | 2019 |
| Hyundai WRC | 164.5375 | 159.9375 ? | 131.8Hz | 2023 |
| Citroen WRC | 164.6250 | 160.0250 | 67.0Hz | 2019 |
| Toyota WRC | 164.4500 | 159.8500 ? | 114.8Hz | 2023 |
| Toyota WRC | 172.7875 | 168.1875 | 114.8Hz | 2019 |
| SIT Timing | 164.6625 | 160.0625 ? | ? | 2021 |
| TV Crews | 164.6875 | 160.0875 ? | 203.5Hz | 2019 |
| WRC Live TV | 463.6000 | 453.6000 ? | ? | 2019 |
| WRC Live TV | 464.6500 | 454.6500 ? | ? | 2023 |
| WRC Timing | 464.7375 | 454.7375 ? | ? | 2022 |
| WRC Live TV | 465.2125 | 455.2125 ? | ? | 2021 |
| WRC Live TV | 465.6000 | 455.6000 ? | 88.5Hz | 2019 |
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