[WRC] 86th Rallye Monte-Carlo 2018 (Jan 22-28)

[tommeke_B]

does somebody know, is the 2019 edition of rally monte carlo again based in gap. if I remember correctly there was a discussion of going back to valance and the ardeche region.

There were rumors that Monte Carlo would go back to Valence for 2017, but it hasn't happened. I think there's no reason to assume the rally would leave the Gap region for the moment.

[A FONDO]

The guy at 1:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR2wXF7qCUY

[Mirek]

The guy at 1:00 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR2wXF7qCUY

IMHO this guy was even better, especially his RPM limiter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Mhn8LYOdEQ

[A FONDO]

Haha crazier indeed, first time I see someone do this. Gotta check the suggested clips on the right too

[Simmi]

does somebody know, is the 2019 edition of rally monte carlo again based in gap. if I remember correctly there was a discussion of going back to valance and the ardeche region.

I'm sure I saw a French news tweet earlier this week saying the rally would remain in Gap for 2019. Like tommeke said no reason for it to change really.

[dimviii]

It's good to note that the PS is actually pretty bumpy stage therefore I would say the problems with C3 are not that much related to the suspension (at least tarmac one) but rather to the diff setup or geometry.

imho the major problem is at slippery stages(asphalt/gravel),not bumpy.

[dimviii]

The Belgian co-driver came back on this incident, as well as on those who enamelled the race of their rival Sébastien Ogier, who has the flair to always go to the fault "in the good place".

"We were trapped at the outset in a very delicate part, but it is very important to score points on each event, so we are happy to have achieved this goal, said Nicolas Gilsoul at the microphone. Olivier Gaspard, the RTBF's special correspondent in the south of France, we were also able to show our speed and consistency afterwards, which bodes well for the rest of the championship. Sebastien Ogier rally? No, it's NOT his rally, he made more dumplings than us, with all the respect I have for Julien (Ingrassia, his co-driver, Ed) and Sébastien. There are two peeled and three sheared, one of which holds his GoPro instead of pushing the car, and when it happens to him, there are fifty spectators and they come right away. good time !"

https://www.rtbf.be/sport/moteurs/ra...-50?id=9824133

[itix]

8 early arrivals to TC is not because of narrow roads or spectators...

True... That is surprising for a world level event.

[ESTR]

The Belgian co-driver came back on this incident, as well as on those who enamelled the race of their rival Sébastien Ogier, who has the flair to always go to the fault "in the good place".

"We were trapped at the outset in a very delicate part, but it is very important to score points on each event, so we are happy to have achieved this goal, said Nicolas Gilsoul at the microphone. Olivier Gaspard, the RTBF's special correspondent in the south of France, we were also able to show our speed and consistency afterwards, which bodes well for the rest of the championship. Sebastien Ogier rally? No, it's NOT his rally, he made more dumplings than us, with all the respect I have for Julien (Ingrassia, his co-driver, Ed) and Sébastien. There are two peeled and three sheared, one of which holds his GoPro instead of pushing the car, and when it happens to him, there are fifty spectators and they come right away. good time !"

https://www.rtbf.be/sport/moteurs/ra...-50?id=9824133

Well same opinion about that one.

[Andre Oliveira]

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