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the numbers for crews are confirmed or its just your thinking?
Rovanpera 69? Really? Hanninen had it
This has its own thread mate...Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
That's actually a lot of news there...
- 3x Fiesta
- no extra Hyundai (so no Sordo, Mikkelsen or Breen in Hyundai WRC)
News or speculation?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Presume there is more to come?Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
Google Earth Map Rallye WRC Monte Carlo 2020 is now online ► http://bit.ly/30UA1Ow
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by jbmarcus21
Great work as usual:bounce:Quote:
Originally Posted by jbmarcus21
Another R4 kit: fiat 500X by Milano Racing for Astier
#RallyeMonteCarlo 2020 ��
We are happy to announce that Raphaël Astier will be at the start of the next Monte-Carlo Rally with the Fiat 500X Rallye2 Kit ��
This is the first time that the R4 Oreca Kit will be used in the world championship, and it’s also the return in the wrc of an Italian 4-wheel drive rally car after many years of absence.
See you in a few days for the tests ����
https://www.facebook.com/TeamMilanoR...type=3&theater
Entrylist for SWEDEN will be published friday January 17th... (only 3 days after entries close)
Hoping that MONTE entries will come before that ;)
http://itgetsfasternow.com/2019/12/2...te-carlo-2020/
Route preview. About a third of the route is new from last year.
What time the stages are closing for the spectators?
Thanks
I would be very grateful if anyone has the password for the RG2, I would appreciate if you would share it with me via a PM.
Thanks in advance folks
For the road closing time if you go to https://acm.mc/en/edition/rallye-mon...-interactives/Quote:
Originally Posted by papar007
Open whatever stage you want the info for and zoom into the TC at the start off the stage and click it the road closing time is there , for stage 1 it is 18:38 until 22:38 , but don't forget if there is a lot of spectator movement on a stage the Police will close the stage earlier if they see fit .
Hope this helps
Official times are not kept. Stages can be closed much earlier, according to what police thinks. Also, access roads are sometimes closed even one or two hours before, and you have to walk two, three or even eight kilometers to reach the stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by papar007
Thanks
At Monte it is better to arrive early and sit in the car for a bit , or arrive late and walk for miles ……..
I was there in 2012 so I have some experience.This time I 'll come with a camper so if there is any suggestion about where to go it would be very helpful. Thanks
If I went with a camper I would drive the selected stage an evening before, choose my place, park the camper as close as possible and have a party :)
As Mirek said. I visit the rally by camper every year last 12 years. And this year I will go to Shakedown, SS3 and SS9. There is a new stage every year for me as they change the stages every year, or at least part of them, especially friday´s stages. But it makes Monte special.
Why does it take ACM so damn long to release the entry list? Didn't entries close weeks ago?
Haha, Polo in Skoda colours :D
Reverse of 2012.
Οliver video
https://youtu.be/4fjzbTX7GeU
They want allow other drivers to join the entry list...Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Camilli
https://youtu.be/DK02TP71S1k
Ostberg
https://youtu.be/SV7wTJ6pZmQ
amikkelsenrally Verified
I’m sad that we will not take part in @rally_montecarlo but we will still take part of the recce and I hope to be back behind the steering wheel ASAP!
No one got an idea?Quote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
https://www.rally-maps.com/Rallye-Mo...C3%A2tie-NeuveQuote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
4 km from start
For the experts,
Would a timing like this be possible?
On thursday evening, walking to the hairpins after 2km in stage, wil parking in the village of Bayons be possible?
For Friday we were thinking of doing stage SS5 in Notre dames de Laus
Than SS6 (service is in between) entering from Tallard
Than moving on to SS8 at Jarjayes
Possible service after that.
On saturday, stage SS9 saint leger, hairpins after town of Ancelle, walking from that town.
Than second pas of Saint Leger, at the start, as we are staying in that village during the rally.
Thanks!
Would like to see a typical slow and snowy hairpin to, any tips for that?
Thursday evening - I'm not sure how accessible those hairpins are. If I'm not mistaken that area was closed for public in 2018. In 2017 it was possible to park in Bayons and to walk to the spot but there were people standing from 13-14:00 and the start of the stage was at around the same time as this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
Saturday - In 2017 we were standing at the first hairpin after Ancelle, it was very fast and easy to access this spot from the resort, we have parked near the ski lift. There were some snow and ice even on the second pass and it was a sunny and relatively warm day.
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When can we expect the entry list?
Acm are always quick....
MondayQuote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
This was exactly my plan too. Staying in Ancelle. But I saw on the official map that these hairpins are in a 'no public' zone. I wondered how much that would be enforced?Quote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
https://acm.mc/wp-content/uploads/20...ctateurs-A.pdf
[QUOTE=Simmi;1238759]This was exactly my plan too. Staying in Ancelle. But I saw on the official map that these hairpins are in a 'no public' zone. I wondered how much that would be enforced?
https://acm.mc/wp-content/uploads/20...ctateurs-A.pdf[/QUOTE
First of those hairpins is allowed as spectator zone I think, the hairpin just before is also nice
For ss2 wil wil take the gamble, getting there in time so we have other options stilQuote:
Originally Posted by rage82