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They've run it like this for a few years, £17 for one stage isn't the best value. Saying that, looking at the timings, it's now possible to watch both Cropton & Dalby; in past years that's been a stretch. £22 for a day ticket isn't too bad if you get 2 stages in. In fact if you could get in both stages fully, then I think £30 including a programme would be a fair price.Quote:
Originally Posted by the sniper
I'd certainly consider going; however, I'm without a car at the moment.
Walking from Staindale to Dalby is a common one to do as well, should be doable (depends on delays).
I don't think £22 is too bad at all for two stages, if you can do them. I wouldn't mind £15 for one stage if that's all I can do, but I'm really not a fan of having to pay online, particularly paying a fee to the service provider for the pleasure of them taking my details... What's wrong with paying on the gate, plenty of other events have returned to this?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
No, I agree with that. I would like to know the thinking behind it......
Good start by Osian Pryce last night. Daylight may show who is really fastest though.
Yes, 5 secs isn't anything; I think both took care in there, and made sure they get to today. And both mentioned dust....
Dramatic start after the first stage this morning; Pryce keeps his lead, Bell into 2nd, and Cronin 28 secs behind in 3rd after an overshoot and spin.....
Osian Pryce is on course for the title having a 30s lead with 2 stages to go.
He's done it. After being runner-up four times, Osian Pryce is the British Rally Champion!
Well deserved! Not sure where it leads for Osian however good to have a new name on the trophy. Cronin looked faster past me in Gale Rigg however he already had the back bumper hanging off so was playing catch up from there.