Wrc Rally Argentina 2011

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Originally Posted by Luis Pacheco

In the late 90's Toyota also customize their cars with graphics depicting the country of each event. At the rally GB painted umbrellas in the doors, kangaroos in Australia, in spain dancers, trees in Finland and some more that I don´t remember now.

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Zebra markings for the Safari....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHMpgXProZ8 finally a proper superspecial, not a gymkana made in town or in a stadium!

Well done Argentina :)

if my calculations are accurate we have 50 minutes until the start of the rally.

That is correct, 40 minutes to go now.
Finally I get to the office and half rally day isn't gone!

That is right Kobefly, i is nice!!

Regarding superspecial, it was a nic one, as it used to be the "Camping San Martin" one back in the 90´s

Regarding El Condor stage, the first part is an amazing special, as a driver frst and as espectator also, one of te isonocs of Argentina Rally, probably the msot famous one.

The new part, the tarmac section, has some fast parts, but it is mainly a twisty mountain downhill section.
I have made some 5 timeste gravel down from El condor to Copina, and some 10 times the tarmac sections (the times I went to spectate to copina, not going up to El Condor) and I assure it is a challenging part.

probably not good to do it with worn gravel tires and gravel suspension, but it is for sure challenging.

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Originally Posted by Luis Pacheco

In the late 90's Toyota also customize their cars with graphics depicting the country of each event. At the rally GB painted umbrellas in the doors, kangaroos in Australia, in spain dancers, trees in Finland and some more that I don´t remember now.

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http://www.juwra.com/toyota_1998_special_feature.html

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Originally Posted by jonkka

http://www.juwra.com/toyota_1998_special_feature.html

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Great! Some of the liveries I do not even remember.

1st split in, let's go!

I wish wrc.com could have the option to show the itinerary for your timezone.

It's easy to check the local time at http://timeanddate.com/ and after that to count the time difference

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Originally Posted by blissard

I wish wrc.com could have the option to show the itinerary for your timezone.

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+1

At least to show local time at runtime.
It is not convenient all the time convert time in the head :dozey: