Rally Italia Sardegna 2015

I am more than happy to do the driving after all you had to do at Monte :)

I'll be there, no need to book anything since my family lives in Sardinia. New route is a bit more far from when my family lives than last year but I'll be in the stages friday and saturday. I'm not sure about which stages to choose on friday, my goal is to be in SS7 but it's the only one that won't be repeated so I don't know if being there will make me loose time to see more stages..

On saturday things are a bit easier, Monti di Alà and Monte Lerno are two close stages, I think I will be in both and in both repetitions.
Of course if someone of you will be there I'll be very happy to share an Jchnusa (the sardinian beer) with you. :)

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Originally Posted by AL14

I'll be there, no need to book anything since my family lives in Sardinia. New route is a bit more far from when my family lives than last year but I'll be in the stages friday and saturday. I'm not sure about which stages to choose on friday, my goal is to be in SS7 but it's the only one that won't be repeated so I don't know if being there will make me loose time to see more stages..

On saturday things are a bit easier, Monti di Alà and Monte Lerno are two close stages, I think I will be in both and in both repetitions.
Of course if someone of you will be there I'll be very happy to share an Jchnusa (the sardinian beer) with you. :)

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Great idea! In the interests of cordial international relations just keep off the subject of the current and, soon to be, 3 times World Champion.
Mirto and filu e ferru would also be acceptable party lubricants ;-)

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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

Great idea! In the interests of cordial international relations just keep off the subject of the current and, soon to be, 3 times World Champion.
Mirto and filu e ferru would also be acceptable party lubricants ;-)

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I really appreciate your enthusiasm and I can assure you my parents prepare each year an excellent homemade mirto!
But I really didn't understand the Ogier sentence. What do you mean? :)

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Originally Posted by AL14

I really appreciate your enthusiasm and I can assure you my parents prepare each year an excellent homemade mirto!
But I really didn't understand the Ogier sentence. What do you mean? :)

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I actually like Ogier, I've found him to be generous with his time for the fans and that always impresses me.
So the fact he routinely complains when interviewed is something I don't mind. So if we agree not to discuss him then we'll be very amicable! I love Italy and Sardegna especially.

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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

So if we agree not to discuss him

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That might be difficult if at that time he pulls ahead double the points of his nearest competitor, complains about the direction of Sardinia's breeze, and people still wonder why is life so unfair.

Yes but at a shakedown or day 1 meet up there will still be the element of doubt about who the winner will be!

oh yeah, You never know, may be the car can make some challenge like 2013. I hope though there will be good competition, like in every event. Don't despair, he is just a man after all.....

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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

I actually like Ogier, I've found him to be generous with his time for the fans and that always impresses me.
So the fact he routinely complains when interviewed is something I don't mind. So if we agree not to discuss him then we'll be very amicable! I love Italy and Sardegna especially.

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LOL! I suspected you mean this but didn't want to believe. Although I find it strange is ok, I will still give you my parents mirto and we don't talk about Ogier ;)

I've been twice, and the trip is worthwhile just for the Ichnusa!