Monte-Carlo Route Preview with descriptions for all the stages
https://www.powerslideblog.com/wrc-r...-route-preview
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Monte-Carlo Route Preview with descriptions for all the stages
https://www.powerslideblog.com/wrc-r...-route-preview
Is anyone has the password for the official site i'd appreciate a pm, thanks.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
No surprises :(
Very poor wrc2 (top) entry list..
Plus Solberg and Greensmith arent scoring WRC2 points.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Pajari driving for manu points and not Katsuta? He went around Monte in a very sedate fashion last year.
Pajari is regd for points for TGR Team 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
Katsuta isnt regd to score points with TGR Team 2 as that would rule him out for scoring for the main team in future rounds.
Ah hah, that makes sense now. Thanks.
Are Gryazin, Rossel, Camilli and Rossel poor drivers?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Read again. I didn't tell that theybare poorndrivers, but the list is very short and from top drivers there are only Solberg, Gryaz and Rossel (I don't count Gus in there anymore).Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
E: didn't notice that Solberg once again didn't choose this rally for points.. what a waste.
It's because it's so unpredictable, hard to achieve good result.
What I notice is Hyundai will probably NOT run 4th car. Not a surprise.
There was never a plan to run 4th car in Monte. Hopefully it will be still possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
François Delecour's son Eliott to make his WRC debut on Monte Carlo Rally:
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid...23696733119916
Come on Hyundai, MIkkelsen in sweden..Quote:
Originally Posted by rp
Hyundai may need to now that Toyota have the tactical advantage of TGR Team2 with Pajari:Quote:
Originally Posted by rp
https://rallyjournal.com/toyotas-tac...rategic-piece/
If they are still seriously aiming the Manufacturer´s title they must now use also 4th car just like Toyota.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Delecour in Opel Corsa Rally4 instead Škoda Fabia Rally2 evo.
https://www.rallye-sport.fr/e-deleco...s-interessant/
Lappi says he's still talking to them so is in line for any 4th car.Quote:
Originally Posted by rp
How big is your "top WRC2 drivers" list if Gus is not good enough to make it? Who is missing in Monte from it?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
2 weeks to go but in the big picture looks like another dry and warm Monte coming
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GhK7WZ0X...jpg&name=largeQuote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
Long term forecast pattern tells me that it will be veeery different to last year. Lets see, I try to sleep properly before the event, because there might be no time during the event :P But yeah, with this rally, you cannot say too many details about the weather even 5 days before ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Do we know what is the highest elevation point of the rally?
Should be Col de TuriniQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
It is on Turini stage, but surprisingly not exaxtly famous top at 1604 m. but later on the way from Turini to Peïra Cava, below Cime de la Calmette, there is 1625 m.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Okey thanks. Looks like another dry monte this year..Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Quite a bit of snow/rain in forecast at the moment, looks quite promissing!
Yeah now it looks very messy. Hopefully it stays like this but lots of time to go stillQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Long time to go, but still, looks very promissing! The only shame is that temperatures are going to be a bit higher than we need in lower elevation.
https://www.yr.no/nb/v%C3%A6rvarsel/...%20de%20Turini
Thats some serious amount of snow at Turini. If it would fall on race day they would probably cancel the stage.
Yeah but for most special stages prediction is rain (especially for stages driven on low altitude) and possible freeze through the night(s)...at least it will not be bone dry as in two previous editions.
Yeah looks exciting. We need lower temperatures. Hopefully the forecast doesn't show the temperature of some deep forest places but shows the temperature in some city, you know what I mean.
Hello rally fans! I find myself planning which spots to spectate the Rally Montecarlo 2025 from and, given that it's my first time attending this rally, I have some doubts. Are we allowed to be outside of the official spectator zones (ZP)? Because in Rally Finland and Rally Sweden there are like suggested places to be, but you're actually free to go anywhere else (except from some private areas in which it is prohibited). Also, is parking really difficult? Should we go well in advance or like any WRC rally? Thanks for the help!
Prohibited area signs become memorabilia at Monte Carlo Rally. Comparing spectator safety in Finland and Monte Carlo is a bit like comparing sanity to insanity. Last year there was no logic at times, like people could be with camp chairs and a bonfire about 7m from a prohibited zone sign on a field and no one would give a damn about them.Quote:
Originally Posted by jparerax7
With parking I'd say be early everywhere and you'll save yourself longer walks.
Number 1 for Neuville
https://x.com/dirtfishrally/status/1...C1kV5QC61vX5Xg
GR Yaris Rally1 in Monaco today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaemWL3kBY8
Beautiful livery for the Puma as always, shame the Hyundai & the Toyota are still ugly...
So we can see that Puma does not have any more hybrid vents on a body. That means that they've used a homologation joker for bodywork.
Hyundai has converted theirs for rear breaks cooling. We can see blocking panel where rear breaks cooling ducts were.