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2010 IRC Rally Sanremo -
4th May 10, 09:05
http://www.italiaracing.net/newsrall...EWS&cart=RALLY
It isn't official yet, but it's very likely that this year Rally Sanremo won't be a mixed event. It will be only asphalt... 
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4th May 10, 14:01
That would be a great shame, i was really looking forward to come to Tuscany again.
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4th May 10, 22:32
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10th May 10, 15:54
It is now official: http://irc.rallye-info.com/article.asp?sid=11&stid=8655
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10th May 10, 17:08
That is great shame, i was planning to go back to the San Remo rally this year, but now i think i have to reconsider.
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10th May 10, 20:51
Grrrrrrrrr
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12th May 10, 04:25
I am coming to San Remo this year. Is there a website or itinerary posted anywhere? Perhaps some pointers for easily accessable stages.
I have a villa in Castellina in Chianti, Tuscany. How long will it take to drive to the rally?
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12th May 10, 08:12
Try this : http://acisanremo.it/rallysanremo/indexuk.htm From your place it will take about 4 hours to get to Sanremo, but that's depend on ther car and your driving skills 
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13th May 10, 16:38
ohhh, my trip cancelled now due to this.....the great tuscany stages hopefully coming back one time
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25th Jul 10, 04:30
Is there a map of the stages published anywhere. The website is not very informative.
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25th Jul 10, 11:21
It's too early for maps in my opinion.
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26th Jul 10, 10:27
As far as I can see the stages will be the same as last year (rally timetable is virtually identical) so this link will give some good indication http://acisanremo.it/rallysanremo/20...20pubblico.pdf
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26th Jul 10, 21:23
Cheers Mintex.
I really can't see why it's too early for maps. It's only 8 weeks out and the roads must be locked in and the information public by now.
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27th Jul 10, 09:29
One phrase - Programme sales. The later the stages are publicly known the greater the 5-euro per book income.
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27th Jul 10, 12:01
In my country they always reveal maps late because they don't want both illegal recce of crews and crazy driving of media/spectators through. That makes organizers problems with getting permissions for next years. It's especially important in case of private roads.
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27th Jul 10, 12:18
....and they are Italian you know
Seriously though, even getting the information a couple of days before the event is fine I'd say. Mostly the same roads are used so there can't really be too much variation.
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28th Jul 10, 23:19
Over here we don't have that issue at all. There are heavy penalties applied to competitors who are found driving the rally route even as a course of daily routine without permission so it generally doesn't happen. And media/spectators are not a problem. With my own national series event we publish the routeas early as we possibly can - for this year's event 3 months prior. It allows poeple to plan, whether they be competitors, spectators, landowners or other regular road users.
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29th Jul 10, 01:40
I am a part of organisation so I can say the situation from my point of view. Of course, in every country is difficult situation. We dont have so big problems with illegal recce like for example in Belgium, but we have lot of problems with normal spectators and "journalists+photographers", who are doing the stages many days/weeks ago and they are making big problems. For sure, people in the village know in time, that their village or some roads will be closed for sure.
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31st Jul 10, 14:11
Here is the itinerary: http://acisanremo.it/rallysanremo/do...uly%20SR10.pdf
And stage maps: http://acisanremo.it/rallysanremo/do...B0%20tappa.pdf http://acisanremo.it/rallysanremo/do...B0%20tappa.pdf
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