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Yeah I think he will be relieved Loeb hasn't come in and blown him away with a car that they have been complaining about on tarmac, but to be fair Neuville has been very good on this rally...just the small mistake which may ultimately cost him the win, but other wise very good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
We haven't even had a Sunday morning yet and these virtual standings have begun D:Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
aa26racing video ss 9/11
https://youtu.be/0heyGzlWsrM
I'll have you know, Ott was virtual world champion 2019 after Thursday. Currently, Ogier holds the virtual title.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
nice spot/pass at 2,16 from the yellow 208
https://youtu.be/YeCJ-mbHerg
WRC freak
@FakeHinkelstein
Still not many spectators on the Col de Turini. The route via Sospel once the road closes takes hours from Gap. @ACM_Media #wrc #Rallyemontecarlo – στην τοποθεσία Hôtel Les Trois Vallées
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dx3ORQQX4AAIN1H.jpg
Those who remember Monte history better: have this year's Sunday stages been driven ever in the earlier history of the rally in this form? I mean, rally-maps has everything after 2005: https://www.rally-maps.com/Rallye-Mo...e%C3%AFra-Cava . But looking at stage titles of past editions, it seems Turini was always driven from Sospel/Mouliet to La Bollene-Vesubie with the classic right-left on the Turini, meaning they only drove the beginning part of this year's stage into the opposite direction. The only exception seems 1998 when they did this year's route but in reverse.
And then the power stage of this year seems an even newer addition, with no matching stages in the history before 2005. It seems they've often done a stage from Lantosque or Loda to Luceram, which is near, but not sharing any route.
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Originally Posted by RS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbNd...e2KbjDImIaWEg_
Here you go - the classic 2011 IRC Monte. Enjoy!!