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Hi guys,
Got my flights booked and accommodation in Mulhouse. Looking at doing, Masiff des Grand Crus - Ungersberg on Friday, and Hohlandsberg - Firstplan on Saturday. Any advice on spots to watch were it won't be too busy, and the access will be easy? Also for the Haguenau stage on Sunday, as I imagine it will be realy busy, would it be best to drive through Germany from Mulhouse, to avoid Strasbourg? Cheers.
Longing to feel it again...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0g-pX7wQhnU
May the force be with both of you!
http://www.motorsportforums.com/rall...ye-france.html
See the details posted on the above link. Limited timing on the offer as we can not prevaricate.
Route will be London, Dover, Calais, Bruges (outskirt), Gent (outskirt), Brussels (north ring), E411 via Namur, Luxembourg
This will be my first WRC event outside of my country. I'm so happy :D I got an hostel reservation +- 100 meters from the super special hehehe
Hi, can't wait to watch the Master on home ground only 30 days away. Could anybody tell me are the stages free? And are there any good stage maps available anywhere ? Thanks Mark
The stages are free and if you download the spectator day maps from the website at A3 size you can see the route in sufficient detail to mark up on google or compare with a Michelin map. Glad you are convinced of Ogier's ability ;)
Interesting point was pointed out by Rally Finland deputy clerck of the course Kari Nuutinen in Twitter earlier today. Power stage might be the first stage of the rally, but we won't know who scores the extra points until the end of the rally. By FIA sporting regulations (13.3.4), "to score point, driver must be classified in the Final Official Classification of the rally". So, if Ogier (or Loeb or Neuville or whoever) wins power stage, but retires in the final day, no extra points. But if he retires earlier and joins final leg by Rally2, he can score extra points.
Thanks for that, I'm guessing you mean the official rally France website? Ha ha with his ability he could dominate for the next 5 years but there's only one Seb :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
Can someone tell me what the stages are like in Alsace obviously I know there asphalt but what about spectating I do not stand with all the sheep in spectator areas I like to be alone, close to the action but safe, are the marshals ok or are they as bad as GB ;)