Lukyanuk decided to use science in his battle against Kajto. He painted his car in the colours of a Russian science website www.elementy.ru :)
http://www.autoklub.pl/news/foto/201...218_66194h.jpg
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Lukyanuk decided to use science in his battle against Kajto. He painted his car in the colours of a Russian science website www.elementy.ru :)
http://www.autoklub.pl/news/foto/201...218_66194h.jpg
Nice livery. Do we know what Alexy's programme is going to be?
A science website sponsoring a rally driver? That is very nice. I don't know why they're doing it but it's nice.
According to his website they have secured budget for first three ERC races.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Perhaps they invented some mathematical equation for maximum speed in each corner of each stage so that Lukyanuk can win the rally? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
Interview with Alex Lukyanuk (in Russian – use translate.google.com to read) here: http://ru.motorsport.com/erc/news/lu...spanii-674165/
Alex talk about cancelling of Rally Liepaja, his debut in Spain and the new livery of his Fiesta R5.
H-racing has already tested Fiesta R5 Evo
https://www.facebook.com/14753646727...02681/?fref=nf
so i supposed to Lukyanuk will be again drive a car from this team
of course he does!Quote:
Originally Posted by sete
Subaru Poland have revealed their livery for this year:
http://www.autoklub.pl/news/foto/201...224_66310h.jpg
New driver from Portugal is interested in ERC3:
https://www.fiaerc.com/correia-confi...3-renault-bid/
Kajto has been very busy in the recent days... teaching children about safety :)
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Now the third WRC-rally is being run, whereas ERC even hasnīt started - what a shame .... calendar 2016 sucks.
Remember that Rally Liepaja had to be cancelled.
Hubertos: I can reply: Remember Rally Sweden didnīt have to be canceled. Same problems, but event wasnīt canceled. :D OK, even if I would be optimist I have to say I am not happy with money ruling over common sense. Looking forward to TER (and especialy season 2017) because even if they donīt want to compete ERC the idea of nice rallies in tourist friendly areas is much more interesting and it is good way to succeed.
Just like me :)Quote:
Originally Posted by liposh
Yes, FIA/Eurosport got rid of most "nice rallies in tourist friendly areas", so TER can take them over :)Quote:
Originally Posted by liposh
The list gets bigger every year:
Antibes
Mille Miglia
Valais
Corsika
Madeira
Who is next?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
That looks like a pretty good rally calendar to me :D ...even if that includes three out of five events in the Alps...
Tomasz Kasperczyk is going to compete in 7 rounds of 2016 European Rally Championship:
Canarias,
Acropolis,
Acores,
Estonia,
Liepaja,
Rzeszowski,
Barum
http://tigerrally.pl/wp-content/uplo...ranCanaria.jpg
Weird that many seem to be avoiding Ypres
Tomasz prefers gravel surface. He is adding Rzeszow and Barum mainly because it is close to his home.Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
I think that he want to gain some experience. He didn' take part in many gravel rallies, but he is not weak on tarmac.
I know it's far away, but still. How spectator friendly is rally Rzesow? In terms of stage access. I'm planning summer trip now, could stop by that rally for 1 day maybe.
What?! Have you ever seen his stage times? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hubertos
I haven't been there but Polish rallies are usually very free for spectators (compared to ours by a big margin).Quote:
Originally Posted by Martins Tolks
I'm thinking about going to Rzeszow too. I have some family history connected with the Dukla pass and so far I have never been there which is a shame. I can easily connect both the rally and visiting the pass.
Normally, if organizers will not become crazy because of ERC, it should be spectator friendly event.
If you're lucky a little then you can find some nice spots:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Pwjg7r73Lg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UFLKwm58UeM
Looks like plenty of action is available. Somehow got impression stages were more in the mountains.
No, there are no real mountains, more like "hills".
Simpson registers for ERC, eyes up overseas events
https://www.fiaerc.com/simpson-regis...erseas-events/
Unfortunately not so many :( Maximum 1-2 others.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
A decent selection of BRC guys did but I think it's more for road position than intent to enter other ERC rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
3 rounds for Alex Filip in ERC 2WD with Renault Clio R3T
Kajto's new helmet was designed by sick children:
https://www.fiaerc.com/polish-childr...-erc-champion/
Anyone know if there's an itinerary for Ypres anywhere? Thought I saw a link to it on Twitter but can't seem to see it anywhere now, which probably means I got it mixed up with something else.
Try here: http://www.ypresrally.com/sites/ypre...16_final_0.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
Itinerary from page 29 onwards.
Thank you sir, much appreciated
Those two youngsters seem to be quite bold :)
https://www.fiaerc.com/simins-erc-ri...seriously-now/
But maybe they follow Esapekka Lappi's path?
https://www.fiaerc.com/remembering-w...c-skoda-debut/
Karlip
@Karlip1
This years @RallyEstonia will feature an Open class, which allows #WRC or similar cars to compete. #RallyEstonia Spread the word!
Same what Ypres is doing also. Besides that WRC car's aren't allowed.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Very short adventure for Lukasz Pieniazek in Rallye de Portugal - he rolled already on the second stage. Let's hope for better luck on Azores!
http://www.autoklub.pl/news/foto/201...520_68131h.jpg
Anybody fancies Lukyanuk's car?
https://twitter.com/rallydecalsshop/...59633559146496