Even if a bit belated, Happy New (Rally) Year's everyone!
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Even if a bit belated, Happy New (Rally) Year's everyone!
It's only Day 1 of Dakar, but surprisingly WRC drivers occupy the first three places; namely Al-Attiyah, Loeb and Prokop! Sadly, Carlos got lost and is currently 37th. https://live.worldrallyraidchampions...-1/asod/ukie/m
Edit: In the Prototype Class last minute substitute Dakar rookie Mikkelsen has been praised for .. surviving the first day and not running last!
We have a thread for Dakar ;)
https://www.motorsportforums.com/sho...26#post1289626
Yes, but I thought the Day 1 results were interesting from a WRC point of view!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Would be nice to get drivers that drove multiple 2017reg cars do a comparison of how they were to drive compared with each other:
Candidates to ask during an interview:
Ogier - Polo, Fiesta, C3, Yaris (didn't drive i20)
Mikkelsen - Polo, Fiesta (tests on both surf.), C3, i20 ( no Yaris)
Tanak - Fiesta, Yaris, i20 ( no C3 and Polo)
Is there an actual "rally sprint" championshop with R5s? Or maybe "what is the biggest one" out there?
Lappi - Yaris, C3, FiestaQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
What is your definition of rally sprint? Here we have a rally sprint championship but in our country a rally sprint means a normal rally which has all stages in one day only.Quote:
Originally Posted by lmmjvss
I don't think there's any international rallysprint championship, even because the line between rally and rallysprint is blurred, depending on the country. You can find some national rallysprint championship, whether they're called rallysprint, mini rally or short rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by lmmjvss
I believe Ogiers wife reviewed the C3 couple years back.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight