And they said they decided to focus on WorldRX because they think/hope it will become an electric series come 2020. Tbh, imho it would be very nice to see the lion back in the WRC instead of Citroen.
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As i noted in the testing thread.
Watch this space for every stage from every event being done Live.
As teased by the windscreen on Jari’s car.
Apparently well known in the service park for some time. Just waiting for Autosport show announcement.
Lets see how that goes - and notably, what price they expect people to pay.
Sometimes the love isn’t worth the price now.
Wich caracteristic you use the most in wrc+?
I almost never use live tracking, but for me to have all the onboards is very useful to plan a rally and find a nice spot to spectate, and of course the live stages.
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Sorry, I can't remember nor can't check it right now either. Will have to wait three weeks for Arctic Rally - for which GPS tracking is difficult due to its distant location. Ralli SM have also a GPS based split time system.
http://www.rallism.fi/content/fi/1/2...-seuranta.html
I have WRC+ but only use it for the onboards to prepare spectating an event. If I watch the powerstage, it's usually on TV and not on WRC+, watched maybe 1 live stage last year. For me personally, it's worth having it for the onboards only, without the onboards I'd cancel my subscription immediately.
wish a speedy recovery to Luis!
http://www.marca.com/motor/rallies/2...1708b4574.html
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DS32dsGX4AA2V_i.jpg
2018 has started randomly for Luis Moya. The Galician copilot (57 years old), two world champion of rallies with Carlos Sainz and standard bearer of the extinct Volkswagen team, was operated on an emergency yesterday afternoon at the Model Hospital in La Coruña, suffering from three brain aneurysms of various kinds.
Moya arrived at the hospital center of his hometown - where he was spending these days with his family - with a severe headache, triggered by the cerebrovascular condition detected by the doctors who treated him. Fortunately, the surgical intervention was satisfactory and the doctors were able to reverse the situation.
As MARCA has learned, Moya is stable, resting in the ICU. He must remain hospitalized a few days before being discharged from hospital and be able to return to Barcelona, the city where he lives and in which he practices daily, for years, his favorite sport: swimming.
The president of the Royal Spanish Automobile Federation, the Valencian Manuel Aviñó, showed his support for Moya.