[ERC] JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion 30.8-1.9.2024

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Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

For followers of the ERC you should be aware that Rali Ceredigion counts as two rounds of the BRC - the Fri/Sat stages for Rd5 and the Sunday stages for Rd6.

This may explain the approach the BRC drivers take to the event to stay in contention for scoring points on both days. Also some drivers are playing their 'Joker' for one of the Rounds, which can score up to 5 extra points.

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It only counts as a single round of the British National Asphalt Championship though - despite the National Rally following the same itinerary as the International event.

Have a great time out on the stages those who are venturing out this weekend. Thanks to those who sent me information however due to a number of reasons what was always going to be a late in the day decision to go or not was made for me by other parties!

Shame not to be able to see Paddon one last time if his plans are to not come back to Europe however hope there is a big battle and that the event can build on this year which will result in more ERC crews in future.

Jason Pritchard & Elliot Payne have withdrawn.
Pritchard i think is having issues registering his new Yaris.

The ERC regulars show their speed on the Qualifying stage...

https://m.rally-base.com/2024/jds-ma...redigion-2024/

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Originally Posted by J4MIE

Jason Pritchard & Elliot Payne have withdrawn.
Pritchard i think is having issues registering his new Yaris.

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Pryce's car new livery was designed by a 12-year-old boy. He will also focus on the British championship points:
https://www.fiaerc.com/a/news/w28522...be-right-again

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz6xelvve97o

Coverage so far on the BBC has been positive! Guessing the local news service may have a camera or to out over the weekend.

creighton and cronin are the guys fighting with ingram for the british title, right? pryce not so much, if i remember correctly. thats going to be a cool 'second' fight to watch - after paddon / franceschi (not sure marczyk can do anything right now. he would have to win these 2 rounds with paddon and franceschi basically not scoring points)
interesting rally ahead! nice

btw (random thoughts) these roads are so beautiful. do you fellas follow those "king of the roads" races? (ullster, cookstown, 'north west' 200), its like superbikes racing on that type of road. its sooo much more intense than motogp, for example.
incredible stuff. i should follow it more closely

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Originally Posted by Sal yet again

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz6xelvve97o

Coverage so far on the BBC has been positive! Guessing the local news service may have a camera or to out over the weekend.

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Some BBC coverage is always good. But what does the 30 years part mean... since a Welsh rally was in the ERC ?

The Rally of Wales was on the 1994 ERC calendar Was on the same weekend as Gran Canaria and 3 or 4 other rounds so guess that slipped us all by!

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Originally Posted by saco0o

creighton and cronin are the guys fighting with ingram for the british title, right? pryce not so much, if i remember correctly. thats going to be a cool 'second' fight to watch - after paddon / franceschi (not sure marczyk can do anything right now. he would have to win these 2 rounds with paddon and franceschi basically not scoring points)
interesting rally ahead! nice

btw (random thoughts) these roads are so beautiful. do you fellas follow those "king of the roads" races? (ullster, cookstown, 'north west' 200), its like superbikes racing on that type of road. its sooo much more intense than motogp, for example.
incredible stuff. i should follow it more closely

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Irish road racing and the TT/Manx GP are a league apart from circuit motorcycle racing but we only have Olivers Mount in Nth Yorkshire and a park in Wales at the moment that are similar on the UK mainland. I follow as my dad was a biker so its in the blood sort of but just watching the races scares me senseless!