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[quote="Tom206wrc"]Today Paolo Andreucci is absolutely NO MATCH for anyone at the San Crispino, starting by Umberto Scandola(+52"8 before two last stages) ;)
Ucci is the master of gravel in Italy :bounce:
With this result Andreucci at least a bit ''softened'' his disastrous performance two weeks earlyer on Targa. His loyal fans will hard to forget this humiliation.....
Thank you. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by tolis
32.Rally Casentino (Italian IRC), entry list is looking very very attractive:
http://www.scuderiaetruria.net/PDF/E...0CASENTINO.pdf
A lot of WRC cars, great competition in R3, R3T and R2 classes. Slovenian young talent Novak is also present with Fabia R2, we will see, what kind of progress has he managed to learn (speaking realistically the gap behind Italian star Vescovi will be the measure).
About oweral winner: Manuel Sossella is my favourite.
My prediction was on the spot : Manuel Sossella won by a solid margin in front of Piero Longhi. Part of this victory is also the fact, that C4 WRC is still one step in front of 1,6l Mini WRC. Of course Manuel is also at least on the same level as Longhi concerning driving skills, it is not yust the better car.....The serial ''trophy king'' Roberto Vescovi won in R2B class, but this time he had a very strong competition-Nicoli was at the end yust four seconds slower. Slovenian driver Novak drove a very solid race, he was some four minutes behind Vescovi (4th place in R2B class).
rip...
What a nightmare, again... R.I.P
What a sad weekends in the rallying-almost each weekend this beautiful sport requires casualties. Condolences to the families and relatives.
This has to be stopped, first measure should be reducing the speeds in the bends.
How do You want to do it? It's sport in which the main goal is to go faster. How do You want to make everyone go sower? I know it's sad and emotional after every such accident but please get real.
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Originally Posted by Mirek
For the start-tires compound should have less grip......similar as it is happening in F1.
What a trap it was... :(
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