Live coverage SS5, SS7, SS10 & SS16:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmJGBDcX...pg&name=medium
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Live coverage SS5, SS7, SS10 & SS16:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmJGBDcX...pg&name=medium
Ostberg been helping a local driver:
http://www.rallyfans.hu/mads-ostberg...y-erc-futamra/
https://dirtfish.com/rally/disappoin...ary-mikkelsen/
Mikkelsen putting some pressure on himself. I think he might be disappointed...
Maybe, but Lukyanuk & Solberg both have a Championship to win (o/a and ERC1 Junior) and may be more careful.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
Thanks! But is there no TV broadcast on Eurosport anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
he has a good car,good tyres,and he hasnt got to care about points,so he must be faster in theory.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
Yes. With Ostberg and Gryazin out, Lukyanuk and Solberg taking care about points, Mikkelsen seems to be the main favourite for the win, doesn't he?
Solberg is far behind in the championship, if he wants a chance to win the title, he has to push. Mikkelsen hasn't done an event all year long. Some (tyre development) testing mileage isn't the same as Oliver Solberg who has done 8 events, including good preparation for each of them. Luky is far ahead in the championship, so in theory he can cruise, but he did the event last year so has some knowledge, as most of the roads have been used last year too. Then there are some other drivers who could surprise. Munster has had a good season so far, improving his pace every event. The roads in Hungary have quite a lot of things in common with the roads in his own region, and he's only just behind Oliver Solberg in Junior ERC standings, so he has a lot to win, little to lose. Then there's Yoann Bonato who is very fast, but I think his starting position could be a big disadvantage.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Will be really tricky rally. It will be interesting to see Mikkelsen's speed, if he still has it. Tough rally, no time to adapt, long time without competition driving, personally I dont think he will win this.
Why he went back to his old co-driver, any info about that?
Red flag, what does that mean?
https://www.ewrc-results.com/images/flags2/norway.pngNore Jr. Ola - Gulbęk Engan Veronica
"It was not going good, we got a red flag, lot of mess in the stage."
Because Jaeger's wife is having a baby. It's just a couple of month off for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lead
Mikkelsen's "MyLife"-series new episode is out:
https://youtu.be/iP2AqVLbUgY
Plenty of fans at the SSS rally-cross track tonight.
Cool lights on Mikkelsen's Skoda:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EmK5xWAW...pg&name=medium
Bad start by Luky reacting slowly off the line (stalled).
A red flag is displayed to neutralise a stage in the event of an incident. It's covered by Art 53.5 of the FIA Regional Rally Sporting RegulationsQuote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
here:
https://www.fia.com/sites/default/fi...2020-10-12.pdf
Onboard video of Miko Marczyk winning the first stage of the rally:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0j_5SvoX1AQ
Is there more live coming?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ciko
I know youtube live ss 5 ss 7 and Sunday two stages
thanks
Abarth was blocking road so both Clio Rally5 drivers got "counted" time because they were stopped with SOS/red flagQuote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Good morning. What is the starting order?
What a stupid start procedure (Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
But as driver said: Zaebische!
MorningQuote:
Originally Posted by Lead
https://www.googleapis.com/download/...8801&alt=media
First loop - 10 minutes delay each stage, second - 20 minutes.
Edit: They changed itinerary with biulletin.
No splits are invented so far for ERC even this year?
Yes, indeed. But somehow they expected it, because they discuss it before the start.Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
11 min delay on all stages.
oliver driving wet tyres
This ERC should be a laboratory to experiment all kinds of social media stuff. Live coverage, splits or something totally new.
If you can't follow the rally how can you be interested.
Maybe it's hard to imagine for you, but there are some people who started their interest in rallying when there was no Facebook, no live results and even no Internet, so it's possible :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mise
I started watching rally in 1983. So I may be able to imagine that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
But everything is in internet nowadays so why not rally too.
One phone in the middle of the stage with time running on some corner.
How hard or expensive would that be?
Quote:
Originally Posted by satukata
The official broadcasts are listed here:
https://www.fiaerc.com/how-to-follow-the-erc-live/
If there is also something on Hungarian TV I have no idea.
[wet tyres] +4.7sec Solberg Oliver: "I went little bit wide in one corner, this was not the perfect tyre choice."
[slick tyres] +36.9sec Marczyk Mikołaj: "Difficult rally, not the right tyre choice, we will lose some time at the end of the loop."
WTF? So what was a right tyre choice?
Shame for Cais, he looked really fast in the test videos.
Breen also with an early mistake that could cost him dearly.
Αt what tyres was Luky?
Black round PirelliQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Oliver losing a lot. Slicks are better for the loop
Spin for Breen.
And he get spun on this SS3Quote:
Originally Posted by satukata
Same struggle for Munster. Also on wets, and had a stall on SS3.