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Yes, one thing i noticed is that the Fabia dives and locks up under braking a lot more, but all R5s do that to some extent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
I am impressed that Pech has been able to find a set up which deals so well with bumpy Czech roads without much roll or dive.
Lappi confirms Bohemia.
Test Kostka Fiesta RRC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=6WHWpZqbgio
He compared RRC and R5: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?...9307377&type=3
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Originally Posted by Mirek
I don't know. I was in Ypres and didn't follow anything in CZ...
Huge number of 216 crews entered Rally Bohemia!
123 crews in modern field (Czech championship, Regional Rally Cup): http://www.rallybohemia.cz/2015/cs/D...MCR-a-RRC.html
49 crews in historics (ERC and Czech championship): http://www.rallybohemia.cz/2015/cs/D...-a-MCR-HA.html
44 crews in Rally legend show: http://www.rallybohemia.cz/2015/cs/D...ly-Legend.html
Very interesting news from today...
Instead of canceled Rally Příbram there will be a provisional new event organized on 3rd October. It will take place in Klatovy just like Rally Šumava and it will be run for one day only.
If some of You go to Rally Bohemia be aware that due to the huge number of entrants organizers had to slightly modify the timetable. New timetable and all information in English are here: http://www.rallybohemia.cz/2015/en/
Live results from Rally Bohemia: http://rally-base.com/2015/rally-bohemia-2015/
Historics: http://rally-base.com/2015/rally-bohemia-2015-historic/
First stage of modern cars at 2:15 p.m.
Is this a new tactic from Pech or did Michelin find a similar improvement in their asphalt tyre?