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Friday really tough yes, same as last year. We had to walk quite a big end to Terra Alta cause of the mud and some trouble on the way to the stage from the first stage and arrived there when the same car passed as the last we seen on the first stage, so that made no sense.
Saturday 4 stages should be possible if you leave after the WRCs on the first one of the loop I think. Sunday we did 3 last year.
Edit: two on sunday..
I wonder who will be entering - there will be Ogier, Tanak, Evans, Paddon, Neuville, Sordo, JML, Hänninen, Lappi I assume. Who will Citroen send - Meeke, Breen, Mikkelsen, Lefebrve or Al Qassimi?
Ostberg and Sunnien too I wonder?
Over the past few years we have managed two stages on Friday, three Saturday then two on Sunday.
Suninen initial plan was Poland, Finland and Wales (depending WRC2 standings).
I think they already said that Lefebvre's next rally is Spain and Mikkelsen is a free agent after Deutchland. So most likely it's just Meeke-Breen-Lefebvre. Or maybe, regarding the recent news, they'll put Loeb in the car?Quote:
Originally Posted by df93
I wonder what Østberg's situation is, does he really have a problem with getting the tarmac suspension for the new Fiesta and will he contest Spain as well with WRC2 car or just skip it?
Here beginning to prepare the stages for next Ral·li RACC, with a lot of emotion in the battle for the championship this year.
Our video of last year, where with the rain of friday morning we have enjoyed a lot!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWmwGlT6BH8
Anyone know if there will be a monday test?
Last year the gravel tests were in which zone?
Going by Motorsport News' article about Ostberg withdrawing from Germany, he is planning Rally Spain.
https://www.motorsport-news.co.uk/ne...rally-germany/
It will be first time also for me WRC Catalunya, Flights booked monday to monday :)
First time here too, but with tighter schedule Wednesday to Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by HarriK
I'll be there also, 6th or 7th time, but this year only Saturday.