Shakedown times, Tänak and Solberg at the bottom
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Shakedown times, Tänak and Solberg at the bottom
http://rally.ficr.it/rallyplus/index...=2021&codeq=46
You can watch some live footage from the stages here: https://www.acisport.it/it/aci-sport-tv
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Is there a site that displays times og Tanak and Solberg in Alba?
http://rally.ficr.it/rallyplus/index...=2021&codeq=46Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Very slow second pass with SS5, Tänak over 20 secs slower than first pass and Oliver over a minute slower.
Ott Tanak: foratotanakha forato ant. left, "I don't know where I punctured". He stops to change the damaged tire a few meters after the stop. 8: 09.5Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
solberfottooOliver Solberg: 9: 17.4 he does not know where I punctured, I think in the mixed
Estwrc here there are comments after each stage.
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/index.php/alba-2021
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...oratotanak.jpg
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...lberfottoo.jpg
Ah yes. I was searching for that site. Thanks
Luca Rossetti won Rally di Alba, even though Corrado Fontana was driving a WRC car. Luca Pedersoli retired on SS7.
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...ba_06/rox2.JPG
Results:
http://rally.ficr.it/rallyplus/index...=2021&codeq=46
why ''planned penalty''?
Oliver Solberg
@OliverSolberg01
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We know @OttTanak
was faster than us this weekend until his planned penalty, so really the congratulations go to him too Clapping hands sign overall a good weekend for @HMSGOfficial
!
Don’t know. They did the same thing on sanremo this year
Maybe they changed something to the car that couldn't be done in regular service time? So maybe too late out of service and so a "planned penalty"Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
After his very bad result in Rally Poland, Umberto Scandola surprisingly wins Rally San Marino. Fabio Andolfi is second and 18-year-old Bruno Bulacia is third.
Final results SAN MARINO RALLY
1. Umberto Scandola/Guido D'Amore (I) Hyundai i20 R5 1:00.06,9
2. Fabio Andolfi/Stefano Savoia (I) Skoda Fabia R5 +30,6
3. Bruno Bulacia/Marcelo der Ohanessian (BOL/RA) Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo +1.00,1
4. Enrico Oldrati/Elia De Guio (I) Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo +1.32,6
5. Daniele Ceccoli/Cristiana Biondi (RSM/I) Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo +1.38,8
6. Andrea Mazzocchi/Silvia Gallotti (I) Skoda Fabia R5 +2.00,3
7. Paolo Andreucci/Francesco Pinelli (I) Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo +2.06,6
8. Massimiliano Tonso/Corrado Bonato (MC/I) Skoda Fabia Rally2 evo +2.12,0
9. Simone Campedelli/Gianfrancesco Mario Rappa (I) Volkswagen Polo GTI R5 +2.31,2
10. Tamara Molinaro/Piercarlo Capolongo (I) Citroën C3 Rally2 +3.10,8
More results:
http://rally.ficr.it/default.asp?p=Y...0xpbmd1YT1JVEE
Shame for the 2min penalty, which resieved Andreucci.....would be a tight fight with Scandola.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Basso clearly dissapointment of the event.
Unfortunately the level of Italian championship continues to go down the drain...
Well, if you look the final results of Roma Capitale, Italian drivers are still match to best ERC drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Rally Citta di Arezzo, valid for C.I.R. Terra (gravel); entry llist:
http://www.valtiberinamotorsport.it/...o%202021%201.5
We will see, how will Scandola perform against Cempedelli, Andreucci and Bulacia....
Hopefully he will perform better than in ERC...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ucci
At the end Umberto Scandola didn't perform as he wished....he was beaten by 56 years old Italian legend Paolo Andreucci.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Paolo set some blistering times on the 1st day and today he just controled the pace.....and MRF tyres must be at least on the same level as Pirelli & Michelin (speking for gravel stages, of course).
Although Scandola still leading the gravel championship....
Sad news from Italy-rally del'Appennino Reggiano- two spectators died after a crew nb.42 flew of the road.
Any news on why Basso is somehow off the pace ?
after ss 4Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Not good apart from the first km of the first race. We have a problem, but we don't know what I think the pop-off."
after ss 2
"Everything ok, we drove quite well, we had some pop-off problems and we struggled a bit, but everything was fine"
Surprising news from Italy. Stefano Albertini wins the famous Rally Mille Miglia. Crugnola (with the new Hyundai) is second, Basso third. Good to see Luca Perdersoli in the 6th position :)
Final results:
https://www.ewrc-results.com/results...0-miglia-2021/
Photo of the winner:
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...oalbertini.jpg
Entry list for Rally Liburna Terra - 8th round of Italian Championship. There are over 30 R5 cars, but unfortunately some top names are missing:
https://www.scuderialivornorally.it/...burna-2021.pdf
Surprising results in Rally Liburna Terra. Battistoli wins, but Andreucci is second and wins Campionato Italiano Rally Terra. Scandola and Campedelli disappoint again. The former retires, the latter is only 4th.
Final results:
https://www.ewrc-results.com/final/6...ly-terra-2021/
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...IS_4490_01.JPG
Old drivers still rule in Italy.
Giandomenico Basso (48 years old) is 2021 Italian rally champion.
https://www.rallylink.it/pdf/classifiche/2021/cir.pdf
Paolo Andreucci (56 years old) is 2021 Italian gravel rally champion.
https://www.rallylink.it/pdf/classifiche/2021/cirt.pdf
Wow! I can't believe my eyes of what happened at the Ronde Val Merula today :eek:
Danilo Ameglio just won the 2WD in his 106, beating the numerous Rally 4 in the class!!! :D
What a driver, his car should litterally fly :crazy:
Note Ameglio had for the first time his daughter as codriver to read him the notes...
Overall french driver Matthieu Franceschi won the event in his Polo Rally 2, beating Mauro Miele(Skoda) :)
http://ewrc-results.com/results/7570...2022/?s=349569
Looks like for the 2022 CIR, Andrea Crugnola is back to Citroën :confused:
Andrea Crugnola made his small Peugeot 106 FLYING on the roads of the Rally dei Laghi, to win the 2WD class(5th overall) today !!!! :eek: :crazy:
Next week he's back at Citroën(he was at Hyundai last year)for the first round of the Campionato Italiano Rally(CIR), the Rally del Ciocco ;)
Rally Il Ciocco/CIR started since yesterday afternoon(7 stages are started or finished)... ;)
After a season in Hyundai, Andrea Crugnola is already 100% well in the Citroën C3 Rally 2, leading the field :D
Damiano de Tommaso(Skoda)is second overall :eek:
A few problems for Giandomenico Basso(now in Hyundai)who has not the wanted pace :mark:
De Tomasso wins SS8, but Crugnola still leads the rally. Albertini is 3rd and Basso only 4th.
Basso's new car:
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...occo_02/01.jpg
Crugnola wins Rally Il Ciocco. Congratulations!
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...ometto_2_1.jpg
Hello everyone!
Does anyone know is there any races in mid-May in Italy (preferably near Arezzo)? We would be arriving on a holiday trip to Italy and it would be nice see a local race at the same time:)
-Maniacal rally fan from Finland
There is Rally Adriatico 14-15/May, about 100 km from Arezzo.Quote:
Originally Posted by KasperiK
Oh really! I thought that race would be run there somewhere. Is there any information about this race in English? at least I couldn't find a map online yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Official website is here - https://rallyadriatico.it/Quote:
Originally Posted by KasperiK
Not so many info there yet, and of course only in italian ;)
Entry list for Sanremo has some guests from abroad - Craig Breen and Mads Ostberg:
https://www.rallylink.it/pdf/2022/sanremo.pdf
It will be a very interesting Rally Sanremo this weekend for sure :)
Crugnola vs Basso vs Breen vs Östberg... ;)
Start SS1 today at 3.00pm(but less than 3km long :mark: )
Crugnola wins SS1, but Basso wins SS2. Hyundai in the lead after 2 stages. Breen so far 5th and Ostberg 12th.
Breen's car:
https://www.rallylink.it/cms20/image...mo22_02/09.JPG
Østberg with a power issue losing him a lot of time already. Pity.
E. Now retired as the car couldn't be fixed.