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For the "non- french" speaking people amongst us i will translate this article a little bit. It says that Thierry Neuville will run in six rally's for JWRC with an Citroen C2 S1600. He will be navigated by Nicolas Klinger and they will run with a car prapared by the team around Philippe Bugalski.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallytourist
This is good news for us Belgian's ofcourse. :)
I just read the regulations and nothing has changed in the wild card systemQuote:
Originally Posted by RICARDO75
GUEST DRIVERS
Each organiser of a Support Championship rally may nominate 2 drivers (holding a licence issued by their ASN) not registered in the Championship to take part in the rally organised on the territory of that ASN. These two drivers will be known as “Guest drivers”, bearing the numbers 49 and 50 (PWRC/SWRC) or (1)49 and (1)50 (JWRC), must comply with the regulations of the Support Championships and may score Championship points.
http://argent.fia.com/web/fia-public.ns ... s+Appx.pdf
Quick question - it's completely flown out of my head! Is Superrally cancelled this year, or can it still be used?
I forgot about it until Ricardo's post..
when I last red the regulations then it was still on.Quote:
Originally Posted by pettersolberg29
Superally will continue like it has been for the past few years. 5 minute penalty for every stage you miss and 10 minutes if you retire on the last stage of day 1.
Thanks.
This image doesn't look like photoshop, probably new DS3 WRC:
http://moe.mabul.org/up/moe/2010/01/...75417sdq36.jpg
Looks much nicer than the original one shown to me. Looks like a C4 that's been shrunk.
:)
Looks awesome, and im pretty sure it's going to be fast too.
I've been wondering, a 1.6T may not be as slow as he think, I actually think the difference to actual WRC cars is going to be minimal or irrecognasible to human eyes.