Hi, Anybody knows, if this https://en.mapy.cz/s/dolezarava road near stage Päijälä is suitable for normal car? Maybe some locals will know. Thanks a lot for response.
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Hi, Anybody knows, if this https://en.mapy.cz/s/dolezarava road near stage Päijälä is suitable for normal car? Maybe some locals will know. Thanks a lot for response.
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Originally Posted by ReRe
The road "Kangasportintie" do not continue to another road "Liehunkulmantie". There is a private courtyard area in between these roads, where no road goes through.
You can check Finland's routes on very accurate maps with the help of map websites below.
https://asiointi.maanmittauslaitos.fi/karttapaikka/
https://web.trailmap.fi/
Normally, all routes marked with a solid line can be driven by a normal car, those marked with a dashed line are paths or forest machine trails.
Thanks a lot Toini.
I was allready searching on https://asiointi.maanmittauslaitos.fi/karttapaikka/, but it wasn´t clear for me in house area "Kangasportti" if it´s private or not.
So if we go from "Korpiloukontie" to "Kangasportintie" only, there is solid line, so it should be driveable.
I just drove through the päijälä stage, and I checked those roads. Korpiloukontie is a very narrow but well-maintained and driveable road. But the entire Kangasportintie is prohibited for motor vehicles, so there it is allowed move only on foot or by bicycle.
Guys, as I this year plan to attend Rally Finalnd in a little bit punk approach with sleeping somewhere in the wild, are there any camping restrictions around stages or are there any designed camping spots for example? From my visit to rally in 2018 I have brief memory that one day we´ve seen some parking at the stage which was also overnight camp site. Thank you.
I think the only restriction would be the obvious. Don't camp in someone's "garden".
With overnight camping/parking, just expect a higher parking fee.
Camping is around 20 EUR (cash). Basically every stage has a overnight camping area and the spots are marked in rally magazine.
Hey! Does anyone know when the spectators parking and accesses will be released? Thanks!
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The programme is usually on the website around the end of the month, about a week before the rallyQuote:
Originally Posted by jparerax7
I have one more question to locals in Jämsä area.
Is this road (in winter ski path) https://mapy.cz/s/mananenohu driveable? On google streetview from winter it looks quite wide. I think about sleeping in tent somewhere around this road and leave Powerstage earlier. But I suspect this road will be prohibited by ski resort.
Thanks.
In fact, it is not a road at all, but a cross-country ski trail. Not drivable by car at all, and currently mostly covered with about half a meter long grass.Quote:
Originally Posted by ReRe
Aha, ok. So on this stage I will rather use official parking/camp area. Thank you Toini.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toini
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/loube...warm-up-rally/ And also switches to a new co-driver, Loubet that is.
I don’t know why but I felt this coming.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I mean the title fight is over for Ott and I guess Ott doesn’t want to show the poor pace against the Toyotas there
At this point, I just hope he doesn’t retire at the end of the season. It would be a massive loss to the teams and the WRC alike.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Arnaud Dunand is Loubet's regular gravel crew co-driver, it is most likely because of the late change of plans that Nicolas Gilsoul is not available...Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I would rather take it as there isn't anything to improve for Finland. He doesn't need just seat time and stage kilometers on Finland roads, but Loubet does.
Anyone knows in what magazine the spectator guide is revealed this week? Also in web?
From official site:Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Secto Rally Finland's official race guide for 2023 will be produced again this year in cooperation with Keskisuomainen .
The guide will be distributed as a printed version to regular subscribers of the magazine on Friday, July 28. and it is available as free distribution in the Jyväskylä area.
A free digital version of the competition guide will be published for everyone on Thursday 27 July.
Thanks a lot. So Thursday it is
Someone post the vetomies itinerary, tired of looking for it.
https://app-cdn.sportity.com/ad730fb...1_13072023.pdfQuote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
And here is also list of entries: https://akk.autourheilu.fi//Public/K...d=16078&edit=0 ("Osallistujat" button)
Vetomies Password on Sportity app ; Veto23
Also wondering do the Vetomies run with 1 minute interval and on the 2nd day will they run in classification order
Spectator maps are out
https://nakoislehti.media.fi/keskisu...a77ea7f5822/14
Nice,Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
As a Finland rookie, stil wondering wich are the best places to go. Wich of those spectator zones are for sure whort a visit? And is there lik a lot of athmosfere in some spots?
thanks!
Atmosphere is in all places. You can PM me and I show you one good place. Crowded. But you will get kind of shortcut to the place...Quote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
Hope the rain eases up before the Rally. Otherwise fieldparking could turn into utter chaos.
Joonas has done some stages, some previous years also. At least you can tell where you shouldn't go.Quote:
Originally Posted by Duvel
Other than that watch the WRC+ onboards, tapes and marshals are often in the same place.
https://www.youtube.com/@JoonasLonn/videos
Latvala's livery:
https://www.upload.ee/image/15518140...0784610497.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Is he driving the older version Yaris with scoops?
Seems like it, wouldn't mind if next year they’d have something more like that (in terms of livery) looks mean and wayyyy better than their stock livery (albeit missing a few colours).Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyest
And here he is testing today
https://twitter.com/jarimattiwrc/sta...C1kV5QC61vX5Xg
Good morning, please we need you to recommend us an area in the Halttula section. Greetings and thank you
i know it can change but seems to come a very rainy weekend, at least at the moment when im looking the regions where the stages are
Another view of Latvala's Yaris Rally1
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F2XjLlSX...pg&name=medium
Hey! Any recommendation from local people to manage the rain during the rally? It looks like it’s going to be a very rainy rally… Thanks in advance!!
It`s already bad, the Jämsä region got 100mm rain last weekend so all fields will be really soft as the forecast for the week still is very unstable with local rain showers, so if you have the option to have a 4wd car it`s recommended..Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Sounds like a walk in the park for Kalle thenQuote:
Originally Posted by AMSS
D.Evans wants Suninen to charge for win and get at least a podium.
Is it only me who thinks it is totally unrealistic?
Imo if he has stagetimes around podium and manages to beat at least one of the "good* drivers (Rovanpera/Evans/Lappi/Neuville/Tanak) on speed it would be very good result. If Friday was fully dry he could hope to beat at least two so that podium might not be impossible. But it doesn't look like it will be dry.
For comparison, in 2019 Breen was in similar situation. On dry rally he had good advantage on Friday which he used, but in the end only managed to beat Neuville on speed (before team orders). At that time it was considered great result.
Are expectations for Suninen too hyped up because there is so little "unexpected" happening in Rally1?
It's just filler for website.
Suninen has a certain order of priorities.
1. Finish on points
2. Finish ahead of at least one or two Toyotas.
Fourth place would be a success.
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