Tidemand for sure. Probably kopecky
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Tidemand for sure. Probably kopecky
It is very possible (but not sure) that Lappi will drive all European rounds. Skoda will use him for 7 starts, but he can pay another few starts with BRR just for learning the tracks.Quote:
Originally Posted by bowler
Suninen vs Evans will be interesting...19 WRC machines!
19 WRC cars
25 WRC 2
11 JWRC
10 DMACK series
It may currently get pretty poor numbers outside of Europe, but bloody hell, the WRC is fantastic health in the heartland.
And Toyota is still to come...
Hi,
I am planning to go first time to Portugal WRC event, but ticket is 199EUR ?! Is it worth it or is there any other reasonable way to watch the rally? It seems that some of the stages are free?
Hi!Quote:
Originally Posted by Raini
All the stages are free. You can check it here: http://uk.rallydeportugal.pt/content...spx?menuid=249
You can find 36 Spectator Areas (ZE). They are all free.
The 199 euros you're talking about is for "rally pass" (it allows acess for a area with countertops every day, parking, acess to the park...)
The SSS1 is only stage that you need to buy a 20 euros ticket to watch.
Healthy manufacturer variety too. Not all M-Sport fiestas.Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
8 fiestas
4 i20s
3 citroëns
3 polos
1 mini (!)
And the WRC2, my god, quite an entry.
Who is this Yoann Bonato with Denis Giraudet (who this year is celebrating 35 years in WRC rallies, what the hell does he eat...)?
Thank You for information, is it Service area free as well?Quote:
Originally Posted by devil's land
Also the first time all 6 different current WRC models are entered (new and old i20 + Mini).Quote:
Originally Posted by kirungi okwogera