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Entirely my own fault: left it too late to book somewhere due to issues at work (didn't know what time off I could take) and the only place I can (afford to) fly to is Montpellier, arriving late Thursday night. Too late to get to Lyon before the middle of Friday. I appreciate the information though.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Not to worry, will plan early for next year and hopefully be able to this one for the same low cost as Sweden and Ypres this year!
Local weather forecast is same as Bluuford told. Actually there is snowing in 1500 m and according to informations there is 6 kms of snow on SS 2.
I don't know where exactly this photo was taken, but this is Skoda's test session before Rallye du Valais. Looks nice, doesn't it? Take your winter jackets with you guys! :)
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.n...94c419ff1ec15e
Here is how the new 208 T16 looks like in the snow ;) Both photos were taken by Marek Pleha.
https://scontent-a-ams.xx.fbcdn.net/...1d&oe=54F4C63C
Now I just discovered that three stages will be held today:-) Currently it looks like major parts of SS2 and SS3 might be nearly undriveable with unproper tires on that time. I hope I am wrong this time:-) I expect very difficult conditions for SS4 and SS5 as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Are studs allowed?Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
ERC standings before Rallye du Valais :)
http://d3jw5gs1mh13h6.cloudfront.net...four221014.jpg
I think only slicks allowed?
Finally it seems that the situation is not so bad as the snow that was falling on the lower elevation melted immediately. It is visible that snow should be from around the elevation 1350 m.
Live results from QS: http://www.fiaerc.com/events/live/id/24