I've not watched the video but the Safari hasn't been like that for ages......Quote:
Originally Posted by cali
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I've not watched the video but the Safari hasn't been like that for ages......Quote:
Originally Posted by cali
Uniqueness makes interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by cali
^^^ this is the major problem for WRC right now. Forget which events could or should be in, there is time for that to change. What WRC needs is proper promotion to get people watching it whether that's on TV, over the web streamed or in the flesh. The 500m figure is false...sure it's potentially broadcast to that many but how many actually watch it, compared to say when the BBC used to follow the RAC rally? I used to love getting up early to see Steve Rider tell me someone had been "got" by Keilder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Without that coverage, the argument over whether X rally should be in are moot. WRC needs more manufacturers teams, more sponsors looking to be involved and right now there's very little to justify that investment - very few people know about WRC and it's a shame because it is a fantastic sport.
I would agree that in recent years there's been too many identikit rallies, anonymous gravel and tarmac roads that really could in any of about 20 places. But right now the modern WRC has to get people interested, new followers who don't know the history have no idea what you mean by "the yellow house" or "turini". Then we can start talking about bringing back those events
Apart from Finland, I think the highest average speeds were always set in Safari. Going through mud is just one of many elements.Quote:
Originally Posted by cali
Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Simply because they would not run it like safari in old days, its too dangerous and also too expensive and allso rally I think is a spectator sport, I dont remember seen many in Kenya.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
Im quite sure no team support that it would be back, and if it will be it will be samekind of gay version, they have been running it lately, it's just as amusing like it is to call a endurance event run in Argentina Paris-Dakar.
YES.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
And swap Alsace for corsica :) And more mixed gravel/tarmac events like catalunya.
Ah you beat me to it. Did you get my PM?Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
Anyone who says "quite like" about Germany, which is straights-hairpin-straight-90° corner-straight, can't talk anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
France? It's unbelievable that TWO slots of the world calendar are 150 km away each other. Unbelievable, scandalous. One of them MUST be sacrificed, or have to merger.