is silesia far from your place, mate? did u went to some of the polish rounds this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
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is silesia far from your place, mate? did u went to some of the polish rounds this year?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
oh! mille is on the rally3 fiesta! interesting
I really just don’t get these stages where you just drift around barrels. City and spectator stages are fine, but make them as much like rally stages as you can. Drifting is different sport
ahh, but its just one (sometimes two). its meant for the local public, awesome to watch in person, the cars are really close, you can see them wating around, sponsors do some quick promos... its a necessary evil thats actually fun when you are in personQuote:
Originally Posted by COD
Like it or not, but most people like drifting, sliding and stuff like that. The stage was held in the centre of a city inhabited by 300 000 people, near the biggest football stadium in Poland, it can only do something good for rallying. I actually enjoyed this stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by COD
Silesia is some 200 km from my place, but I didn't go to this rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
This year I saw Rajd Swidnicki in April, WRC Rally Poland in June and then also some local lower-level rallies.
What about you? Is Brazilian rally scene any interesting?
nah, i think there was a few R5s doing last years Erechim Rally (our biggest thing?) i dont even know that much, its kinda obscure. reeeally local niche. most guys/girls are running utvs or mitsubishi pajeros. terrains are more rough too. Lucas Moraes races for Gazoo Toyota in Dakar, he was doing one of the rallies here with that truck, for example. we have some local stuff (brasil is big like the us or australia) but its more "amateur", so no coverage or anything, home made cars. its cool, but i dont have fun things to share here haha u'know? like "look at this, from down here". naah. gotta go to argentina, paraguay for better stuff!Quote:
Jarek
What about you? Is Brazilian rally scene any interesting?
At least this one is on a tarmac rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by COD
It's worse when they have a city stage with the cars lurching about on gravel-spec tyres and suspensions
Nice blue skies in Silesia. I wonder if the clear skies and lack of trees explain the good onboard video quality.
Might be some tyre choices to play out over the loop...
Like I said there, I am all for city stages and understand the benefits. Just don’t like when they are done this way. Look at Harju in Finland, city stage, but drifting around barrellsQuote:
Originally Posted by saco0o