sorry my faultQuote:
Originally Posted by Wim_Impreza
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sorry my faultQuote:
Originally Posted by Wim_Impreza
After the purchase they completely revised the car I think.
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Higgins will not start unfortunately.
I think he will use crucial components from factory team while he stays with his own.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
I remember an interview with italian champion Scandola, talking about his skoda before the start of 2014's season said that he got latest updates in terms of maps that can makes 50% of the performance. He has support by an Oreca's engineer that adapt the map for every single stage of the rallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Breen latest:
Craig confirmed he is very focused on his ERC championship ambitions and what he along with the Peugeot Rally Academy team have to achieve as they head to Belgium on a quest for their second win in this year’s FIA ERC, saying, “There is no denying that the last two outings had very disappointing conclusions and its vital that we take away good points from Ypres.”
Leaving nothing to chance Craig and his Peugeot Rally Academy team-mate Kevin Abbring took part in a two day development test recently for Peugeot Sport in an effort to get the maximum from their 208 T16’s on this very specialist event. Organised by their Saintéloc Racing run team the Peugeot pair will also have a one day set-up test on a road similar to that of the rally this week where final adjustments can be made.
where can i find stage maps?? not the overfiew map from rallyeguide2, i search for detailed stage maps!
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Originally Posted by WRC1
Dont forget to make PICKEMS, time is going very quickly !
Lappi plans to do a smart rally, go for points instead of going for the victory. According to his interview on FIAERC.com
Skoda Motorsport won't test for Ypres, they cancelled it two weeks ago. So Lappi will have to adapt during SD and the first stages, Czech roads are a bit similar but still will be a adjustment for him.