He was really fast, pity for the puncture... I hope we will see him more times on proper rally stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ucci
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He was really fast, pity for the puncture... I hope we will see him more times on proper rally stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ucci
Andrea Crugnola with Hyundaï at CIR 2021 :confused:
So no top driver with Citroën(and the evo C3 Rally2)in Italie this season ??? :(
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Andolfi e Mazzocchi nel Cir con Motorsport Italia https://rally.it/2021/02/andolfi-e-m...orsport-italia
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The ACI Central Directorate for Sport, in collaboration with the ACI Sport Rally Commission and ACI Sport Spa, has developed a demanding program that provides for the presence of 11 drivers at the start of the 2021 races, in various series, with the colors of ACI Team Italy.
Nine of them will be involved in the Italian Rally Championship, all of which have already been followed by the Federation in the past.
Fabio Andolfi, Luca Bottarelli, Tommaso Ciuffi, Andrea Crugnola, Damiano De Tommaso, Andrea Mazzocchi, Marco Pollara, Alessio Profeta and Alessandro Re
In the Italian Rally Terrain Championship the standard bearer of ACI Team Italia will be Rachele Somaschini from Lombardy.
In the European Rally Championship it will be Alberto Battistolli from Vicenza, already in the ranks of ACI Team Italia last season, to dress his car with the colors of the Italian team.
https://www.rally.it/2021/02/aci-tea...giovani-piloti
Damiano de Tommaso chose a Citroën C3 Rally2 for his CIR campaign :D
Andreucci with MRF and Citroen in CIR-Terra
Team MRF Tyres is excited to have an 11-time Italian national champion joining the squad for the season as Paolo Andreucci’s car will be shod by the Indian tyres for the 2021 Italian Gravel Rally Championship.
Andreucci joins the team for the six-round Italian Gravel Rally Championship campaign and will drive a Citroen C3 Rally 2 on the latest generation of MRF Tyres.
Could be a great thing for MRF to hire Ucci as developper ;)
is Ucci still working with Pirelli?
Apparently no :confused: