He did both WRC Spain and Rally Wales in 2018.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
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He did both WRC Spain and Rally Wales in 2018.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Too bad that Benito Guerra is doing same events and is much faster than Bulacia (also Heller brothers are quicker than Bulacia)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Guerra is now also registered for WRC2Pro so Pieniazek doesn't get a free run in Mexico
Would be nice, but is the only source for this the FIA press release drivers list?Quote:
Originally Posted by Essaj
Pieniazek:
Good pre-event test on Monday. #RallyMexico starts in two days time. Can’t wait !
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Pieniążek is the only driver registered for the WRC 2 Pro category, but he insisted he would still be fighting. “Our goal is to be the first R5 crew so we won’t be cruising and we’ll try to go as fast as possible,” he explained.
There are four entries in the WRC 2 category for privateer drivers. Local hero Benito Guerra returns in a Skoda Fabia R5, 12 months after a fire destroyed his car at his Mexico pre-event test.
Also in a Skoda is 18-year-old rising star Marco Bulacia Wilkinson, who has been hailed as Bolivia’s answer to Kalle Rovanperä. He returns for a first WRC appearance since October’s RallyRACC Catalunya - Rally de España.
Chile’s Albert Heller and his older brother Pedro will both drive Ford Fiestas. Alberto was the winner of his most recent WRC 2 appearance at last year’s season-ending round in Australia.
So is Kopecky busy with testing of new Fabia R5?
I was quite surprised to see him absent from the Corsica entry list.
Why surprised? Škoda officially said that only Rovanperä was about to do WRC2.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
They said Kopecky on selected events too I think, and Corsica is one of only two pure tarmac events.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
In same date like Tour de Corse is Valasska Rally, first round of Czech championship. And Czech championship is priority for Kopecky...