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28th February 2015, 14:12 #1Senior Member
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Rally Poland 2015
Road program 2015 is out http://planetemarcus.com/saison-wrc/...-pologne-2015/
one long stage (x2) with 42.20 kms ... total kms 325.15kms with 19SS
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Anyone who has some experience with this event? Things to do/avoid when it comes to watching the stages? I'm coming to Poland for the first time, just booked fLight and accommodation...
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In general nice event, nice to watch! Some traffic jams possible, also a lot of walking, as car parks far away from stages. That's what people say, as I was working during that event for last 5 or over years so didn't visit any stages in last couple of years. If you need any more info PM me.
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You should take it easier, at least don't book a fight beforehand... ;-)
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
I'm coming to Poland for the first time, just booked fight and accommodation...Photos: rallirinki.kuvat.fi | Twitter: @HartusvuoriWRC
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Avoid driving through Mikoajki between stages, if u have to, remember there are huge traffic jams so give yourself some extra time. Talking about accommodation, last year locals weren't very aware of rally so u could easily get nice place in normal prices even few days before start. This year may be little different but still nothing to worry about. And Mikolajki is not the best place to sleep because of those traffic jams. I'll do the same as last year, take my tent and sleep on stages
that's the way to feel beauty of Warmia and Mazury
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And yes please make love not war Originally Posted by tommeke_B
I'm coming to Poland for the first time, just booked fight...
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Maps are online - http://rajdpolski.pl/en/2015/documents-forms
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I'm going
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That is interesting, we will have to catch up while you are there. I'm making the big effort to get there too. Originally Posted by GigiGalliNo1
I'm goingHappiness is using the side windows more than the windscreen
In reply to being asked what 240Kph on Watagans Road was like:-
\"Wait till I check my pants, I didn\'t know whether to sh#t myself or orgasm!!!\"
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Google Earth Map is online http://planetemarcus.com/saison-wrc/...-pologne-2015/
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