Rallye Wrc Monte-Carlo 2013

Great fight it'll be in 2WD class :bounce:

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Sorry about the stupid question but is it that if you retire at Monte, there is no super rally or whateverthef**k it is?

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Originally Posted by A.F.F.

Sorry about the stupid question but is it that if you retire at Monte, there is no super rally or whateverthef**k it is?

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Yes, same as last year, if you're out, you're out

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Originally Posted by A.F.F.

Sorry about the stupid question but is it that if you retire at Monte, there is no super rally or whateverthef**k it is?

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There is NO superrally at MC, Retired=Retired

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Originally Posted by pantealex

There is NO superrally at MC, Retired=Retired

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Hence my 'Deerhunter' allusion in the pickem preamble
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'One shot - anything else is pussy'
RMC certainly sorts the men from the boys!

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Originally Posted by pantealex

There is NO superrally at MC, Retired=Retired

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I really, really wish that the above post said, "There is NO superrally in the 2013 WRC. Retired = retired."

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Originally Posted by RAS007

I really, really wish that the above post said, "There is NO superrally in the 2013 WRC. Retired = retired."

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No hope, Sweden has Superrally

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Originally Posted by RAS007

I really, really wish that the above post said, "There is NO superrally in the 2013 WRC. Retired = retired."

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So how do you attract media interest and joe public when there might only be 3/13 WRC cars running on day 3. What I do think is that no one who has not completed every stage should finish ahead of someone who has. 1 fail should be awarded for every stage not completed.

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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

So how do you attract media interest and joe public when there might only be 3/13 WRC cars running on day 3. What I do think is that no one who has not completed every stage should finish ahead of someone who has. 1 fail should be awarded for every stage not completed.

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All Monte Carlo editions since 2009 were without superally. I stand behind the opinion that it didn't harm the rally but exactly opposite. Especially because it brought back the feeling that finishing the event is something memorable and a success itself.