On tarmac events it is crucial to use a car with rollcage and racing suspension similar to your competing car's in order to better understand bumps , compressions and uneven terrains.
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On tarmac events it is crucial to use a car with rollcage and racing suspension similar to your competing car's in order to better understand bumps , compressions and uneven terrains.
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Shakedown stage looks quite dry.
Whoever decided the Panasonic stickers on the front of the Toyotas were placed correctly, needs firing. What a shambles!!
Agreed. I thought it was unfinished at the Autosport Show and may change for Monte. Sadly, it hasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by car
Jerome Degout slightly injured, so for today shakedown he will be replaced by Xavier Panseri, who just returned from Dakar.
How did he get injured?Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
To be honest, as iffy as the Yaris livery looks, the car itself looks spectacular with that new front end.
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