Some familiar SS names from original Richard Burns Rally game, but not sure if in the game SS were build based to real road data or not, has anyone made comparison?
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Some familiar SS names from original Richard Burns Rally game, but not sure if in the game SS were build based to real road data or not, has anyone made comparison?
Winter rally
11.3 Drivers’ Safety Equipment...
"Each car must carry two snow shovels, a tow rope and warm clothes, hats, mittens and shoes for driver and co-driver. In case of an accident with a reindeer, the police must immediately be informed at tel. 112."
Stage descriptions by the organizers
https://arcticrallyfinland.fi/en/202...oute-revealed/
SS3/6 goes over a frozen swamp and onto a practice track (probably these routes https://www.rally-maps.com/Snow-Rally-Rings-2019). Otherwise they are familiar from the national Arctic Rally. Last night I watched onboards of Siikakämä and Aittajärvi, they are so fast stages...
Ten years ago you had to have some logs in the car to be able make a fire to keep you warm if you had to retire. You also had to have a knife in the car to end the misery of a reindeer in case it was still suffering :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RDS
Detailed information about that should come in Rally Guide (according to Suplementary Regulations).Quote:
Originally Posted by Susiraja
Yes, they used parts of the real stages put together. Like first km, few km from the middle and then something from the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazy J
...nice competitors’ relations officers... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom K
This is how Sarriojärvi stage (SS1/2) looks right now! ��
More info about the #ArcticRallyFinland route right here
https://twitter.com/RallyFinland/sta...825286144?s=20
If I retired on stage I would wait for CRO to come to collect my retirement form and then not need to burn any logs ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by bearclaw
Green light from the Finnish authorities!!
https://yle.fi/urheilu/3-11768416 (in Finnish)