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Just looking at the possibilities of going to watch this as a cheaper option to Finland, and I notice on the website there are a list of campsites, has anyone ever used any of these?
Also I see they give a list of spectator areas to camp at, are these free or an added charge on top of the spectator pack? Thought I had seen a flate rate price somewhere but cant see it now.
Anyone got recommendations for places to watch at too?
Cheers
Joe
Some discussion already in here: http://www.motorsportforums.com/wrc/157 ... 013-a.html
We're going for the second time now, but not going to use any camping sites. There are plenty of accomodation options in the area.
Has anyone ever camped on the event? Whats the best campsite to use? Or any cheap hostels?
I'm booked to stay at the camping marina in Schweich, in 2010 I stayed at Camping Moselblick in Klusserath. There is such a wide variety that I'd just say look at the stages you might want to vist and select one that cuts down your travel. I'm going to be fairly relaxed this year so Shakedown and SS2 (plus visits to service park) will be my Wednesday and Thursday programme. Friday SS3 then move to SS5/8 for the rest of the day. Saturday most people want to visit Panzerplatte but I've done that (unless someone knows a spot that is less crowded) so I'm going to SS9/12 with a visit to re-group at Bilstein in between. Sunday Dhronthal then parc ferme. If we get good weather you'll enjoy whatever you decide to do
does anyone know which stages will run German rally championship and historic cars ?
German rally championship: Special Stages 1, 3-11 (source: official website)
Historic cars: Special Stages 3-5, 9-11 (source: official-looking pdf file, don't remember where I found it)
Hi guys,
This is my first WRC rally attendance and I was wondering if the tickets are required in order to be a spectator for the rally stages.
Can't I just drive in the morning up to the nearest parking , leave the car there and head on to find a nice spot ? What does the ticket offer extra ?
Thanks .
It offers nothing extra for you, just for the organisation ;)
Offcourse there are always spots where you don't get checked..but don't go to the official spectator areas than.
Video test Ogier - Brauneberg 2013
http://youtu.be/AMjFcbzlKg4
So does the ticket include any transportation on the stage or between stages ?Quote:
Originally Posted by MartijnS