Cool views with the heli up at dusk. :cool:
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Cool views with the heli up at dusk. :cool:
Katsuta sorted his set-up, but still lost time to Evans. I think he's lost too time much to catch him now.
I don't know about the organisation side, but I have really enjoyed watching the dusk/night stages.
If any Rally Sweden marshals read this, I want to say thanks for standing out there in the cold and dark so we can enjoy it on TV!
Toyota: 1-2-3-4 Hyundai: 5-6-7 M-sport Ford: 8-9
Numbers don't lie. . . . This event has laid bare the plain truth. No vanish here.
Nothing new... it's been like this many times over the previous 12 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by 240RS
It's barely "live coverage" these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krigen
I think what is happening is that they are delaying the start of the broadcast so that they can gather some footage before. That way, when there is nothing to show from the first car or two cars because the signal breaks down, they can play other footage.
But it seems more and more that they just want to get as much as money and don't offer nothing or at least minimal to fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
I mean in Monte there was some footage from Solberg, when he spun on hairpin and it says fan footage. So it's possible to adapt fans shots, if "the camera crew" is too expensive and too complex to involve.
Neuville has breached the regulations for not having properly secured his helmet.
He got a 1 minute time penalty and fined €1,500.
Hyundai drivers' went radical trying everything to gain some grip and speed...
https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...dais/10797782/