i think posting a bullettin about Greek rally crews only in Greek language in here is a bit far fetched......don;t you think ???
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i think posting a bullettin about Greek rally crews only in Greek language in here is a bit far fetched......don;t you think ???
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these set of rules are for Greek crews only.... what is the use of it in here ?
Επειδη εχει πληροφοριες και για μη αγωνιζομενους.... απλο δεν ειναι;Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
hello from belgium,
will have been spectator on all Acropolis Rallys from 1995 onwards, is my absolute favorite! so 2012 will be present again, would have liked the organisers cover more of the greek inland for the stages, such nice places and roads to discover for drivers and spectators, it was a relief when rally crossed corinth channel again, but up north would have like more stages in karpenissi area, kalambaka,....also east of road from mandra to thiva, there were nice stages to see, livadia area was also very nice, challenging stiri stage, can't wait to land on greek soil again, know the small roads better then in my home country !
if you want to discover nice places, a 4x4 is recommandable, rent one at airport, economiccarrentals, have used last 5 years, cheapest 4x4 i found on the internet apart from local rental agencies
rudi
the new web site of the event is up
Acropolis Rally - Acropolis Rally 2012
N.O.T./ Do you know where SD/QS is situated?
Shakedown and qualifying stage are located in the the last 6 kms of Agioi theodoroi stage but is run backwards... in other words they start where the finish line of the ss18 is and finish 6kms after.
LOCATION - STAGE LENGTH The Free Practice/Qualifying stage is the last part of SS 18/20 Aghii Theodori, in the opposite direction.
copy from rally guide 1
OK, havenīt read RG1 so close yet. Just tried to find it on appendix, but didnīt succed on that.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
So itīs the same route as PS but in opp dir.
Not far away from Loutraki then. Good.