I think it is more aboud budget...Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
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I think it is more aboud budget...Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
Juan C Alonso and Pablo Monasterolo will come back to ERC but now with a Skoda R5 Fabia from theracingfactory. They will enter three events starting with Azores. They were ERC2 champions last year.
https://twitter.com/jalonsowrc/statu...00654368227328
https://i.postimg.cc/ctrRCYCW/JCAlonso-R5.jpg
Well, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
He has sponsors for Finnish Champ so that´s Priority1
4 ERC events is good start.
Good news.Quote:
Originally Posted by Damian Baldi
Azores, Gran Canaria and Poland
Hi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reis Eduardo
Any else news about Azores´s entries?
No, only the names that have been made public and that have been spoken here and the national and regional drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by 106 sport
Teodósio, Moura, Magalhães, Correia, Gago, Rego.
Closing date for entries next week, currently entered around 20 crews, but still lot of time. All names which can be revealed were revealed. What else do you want to know?Quote:
Originally Posted by 106 sport
Nothing special. Simply to know if there are any international entries unknown until now.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
On tuesday night, entries will be closed.
For sure yes :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 106 sport
What about Efren Llarena and his prize drives? Would be surprised if he doesn’t do Azores and Canarias!
You will see...Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
This is a short interview to Alonso from FIA ERC about this year plans.
https://www.fiaerc.com/champion-alon...-never-retire/
Nice to see this confirmed. ERC needs Luky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Great for ERC to have Luky confirmed and to see more support from Citroen and Total (perhaps a ‘benefit’ of them ending their WRC programme)
Last year it seemed that things weren’t always that smooth for Luky and Sainteloc and/or the car but the C3 seems to be much better now and I hope that will reflect in Alexey’s performance.
Dmitry Eremeev previously co-drove for Vasily Gryazin and his father Stanislav but hasn’t been very active for a while.
Lukyanuk and ERC
https://www.facebook.com/FiaEuropean...7710667914670/
Luky deserved a chance to run WRC3 but it’d be hard for the ERC to lose the most charismatic driver of the series. Fingers crossed for him and congrats for the C3 livery; it looks great.
If I’m reading Llarena’s tweet correctly it sounds like complete ERC.
Gallery pre season test - Norbert Herczig / Ramon Ferenc - BRR VW Polo GTI R5: http://www.ir7.at/content/brr_test_v...g_03_2020.html
Video: https://vimeo.com/396972587
http://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/1.jpghttp://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/2.jpghttp://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/3.jpghttp://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/4.jpghttp://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/5.jpghttp://www.ir7.at/content/fotos/2020/brr1003/9.jpg
You are. Fingers crossed for him, his codriver and Sports&You squad. Btw, hat off to the spanish ASN; by helping the Solans, Lopez, Llarena and Bassas they’re doing a great job finding Sainz and Sordo successors.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Belgian driver Amaury Molle full season in ERC 3 Junior with 208 R2 by Delta Rally.
Livery looks good indeed, but the number of sponsors on it isn't very impressive :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Yes, it's very impressive what they do. I'm sometimes shocked by the amounts of money some national federations have.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
More details about Llarena's rally programme:
https://www.fiaerc.com/73630/
I can see Corona virus wiping out much of this year's ERC season i'm afraid.
Desperate times call for desperate measures but this would be particularly gutting when things were looking so good for this year :(
Except it’s not desperate times. This is just hysteria of the highest order
You can tell that to the Italians. It's no joke and the harsh measures are the only way to prevent what happened in Italy, i.e. oversaturation of the medical system. At this moment most of the European countries are on the same curve just shifted in time. Nothing was won and for most of the Europeans it's about to get worse in the coming weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by HKSjbg
Islas Canarias also postponed
http://pitlanemotor.com/2020/03/19/l...slas-canarias/
I have corona, its not a joke, or not "hysteria".Quote:
Originally Posted by HKSjbg
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Goodluck!
For now, the ERC season will begin with Rally Liepaja in Latvia at the end of May.
https://www.dirtfish.com/rally/erc/e...nds-postponed/
Niki Mayr-Melnhof announced his plans to compete in the European Championship. The Austrian driver is going to use Ford Fiesta R5 MkII from DriftCompany. More details at https://www.fiaerc.com/73911/
Full Season ERC 2020 for Simone Tempestini
https://simonetempestini.com/simone-...an-de-raliuri/
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Good newsQuote:
Originally Posted by YerayEcoBoost
The Rally Islas Canarias is postponed until December 3,4 and 5
https://www.rallyislascanarias.com/i...until-december
The extreme measures taken in recent days to stop the expansión of the coronavirus have forced the Organizing Committee to delay its celebration. Both the FIA and RFEDA have already approved December, 3, 4 and 5 as a new date. With this, the ERC 2020 will finish in Gran Canaria.
The 44th edition of the Rally Islas Canarias cannot be held, as planned, on May 7, 8 and 9. The SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus epidemic that is spreading throughout Europe and that has been affecting Spain in a special way in recent weeks has forced national and community authorities to take extreme measures that will last over time. In full countdown for its celebration, the Organizing Committee of the Rally Islas Canarias has had no option but to request a change of date due to the possibility that the test could not be carried out.
Being the most international of the rallies to be held in 2020 in Spain, the Canary rally requires, like the rest of the events of the FIA European Rally Championship, that this crisis be stopped. For this reason, Eurosport Events, promoter of the continental championship, and the FIA, in tune with the RFEDA, have wanted the 44th edition of the Rally Islas Canarias to take place on December 3, 4 and 5. With this, the Rally Islas Canarias will decide the ERC both in its absolute classification as well as in its two Junior categories. In addition, as the venue for the last event, Gran Canaria will host the final awards ceremony. The event organized by the Club Deportivo Todosport maintains its score for the Spanish Rally Championship (CERA) and the Spanish Superchampionship (S-CER).
“Needless to say, this situation was not in our plans, but during this time we have had the full support and understanding of Eurosport Events, the FIA and RFEdA. Keeping the date would have led us, quite possibly, to a hasty cancellation with uncertain consequences. This new location on the calendar allows us to work with all the enthusiasm and with the extra honor of being the rally that puts the end of the ERC 2020, also hosting the final award ceremony. December will allow us to show off more about our Archipelago, our landscapes and our climate”, said Germán Morales.
Jean-Baptiste Ley, the ERC Co-ordinator, said: “Clearly, postponing and rescheduling events brings upheaval and is not the work of a moment. By monitoring the situation on a continuous basis with all organisations who make Rally Islas Canarias possible, we have been able to secure an alternative date and maintain the planned eight-event calendar. We thank everyone involved for helping us to achieve this, including the promoters of other ERC events affected by the change of dates.
The Club Deportivo Todosport will not alter the route already established and that it will include the stages of ‘Valsequillo’ (11,91 km), ‘San Mateo-DISA’ (12,01 km), ‘Artenara’ (12,21 km) and ‘Tejeda’ (12,95 km) and the city super special of ‘Las Palmas de Gran Canaria’ (1,53 km) on the first leg and, during the second one, ‘Valleseco-DISA’ (14,17 km), ‘Gáldar’ (12,4 km), ‘Moya’ (12,7 km) and ‘Arucas’ (11,85 km).
I think Latvia is going to be postponed too.
I read somewhere that car choice is not published ?Quote:
Originally Posted by YerayEcoBoost
That article didn´t mention any Rally2 car.
Mmmhh
... check Crew 1 and new livery
https://www.toksport.com/european-rally-championship/
So Chris stays in ERC? Nice livery!
Here they say that the "choice of Rally2 car and team will be made at a later date":Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
https://www.fiaerc.com/erc1-junior-a...ts-tempestini/