DR1665
21st December 2010, 21:52
Hi there. My name's Brian and I'm posting from Phoenix, Arizona, USA. I'm doing some research for a story in Gearbox Magazine. I'd like to ask the rally community at large a brief survey about the 2010 season, compile the results based on region (global), and share the results with everyone. It would be neat to see how rally compares where we live to other parts of the world.
I hope you'll find this a worthwhile way to spend a couple minutes. :)
Looking back at 2010...
- How many events did you enter?
- How much was the least expensive event you entered?
- How much was the most expensive event you entered?
- What was the shortest distance you traveled to an event?
- What was the longest distance you traveled to an event?
- Approximately how many stage kilometers/miles did you drive this year?
- How many competitors were there in your class over the year?
- How many competition licenses did you need this year?
- What was the worst thing that happened at a rally this year?
- What was the best thing that happened at a rally this year?
Thank you for your time. We are looking to share stories of rallyists around the world; to inspire new ideas and conversations about what works and why. We want the automotive world to hear more about the people who make rally possible.
Press on regardless!
I hope you'll find this a worthwhile way to spend a couple minutes. :)
Looking back at 2010...
- How many events did you enter?
- How much was the least expensive event you entered?
- How much was the most expensive event you entered?
- What was the shortest distance you traveled to an event?
- What was the longest distance you traveled to an event?
- Approximately how many stage kilometers/miles did you drive this year?
- How many competitors were there in your class over the year?
- How many competition licenses did you need this year?
- What was the worst thing that happened at a rally this year?
- What was the best thing that happened at a rally this year?
Thank you for your time. We are looking to share stories of rallyists around the world; to inspire new ideas and conversations about what works and why. We want the automotive world to hear more about the people who make rally possible.
Press on regardless!