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Yes and if they can drive, they can drive in this conditions too, guys used to drive on snow sure dont get much help from the snow banks, its likely that they are soft powder as well, it makes it all very interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by swordsman
This will be a tyre preserving competition !
Kind of yes, but almost every rally is to some point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Yep, I totally agree. If they can't drive on all surfaces, they're in the wrong business - aren't they? Then of course they may think it's more or less pleasure - but damn, regarding the works drivers it's their _job_. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tomi
I'm a little bit more understanding to the guys doing the Swedish Championship, private guys with really small budgets often coming straight from their own pockets. But that's another story...
Exactly, because its more difficult now :)Quote:
Originally Posted by swordsman
picture taken by Sandell and his co-driver during the recce:
http://ss11i01.stream.ip-only.net/im...22ba402b841263
Marcus looks to have aged a little! no? A podium would be great for Marcus.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbmarcus21
I dunno if this has been posted before, but you can follow the rally live with Ramona Karlsson. http://www.ice.net/se/rally/Default.aspx
This should be streamed live. Ramona is doing the Swedish championship, so you can follow her during Friday and Saturday. Looks like they might have a camera at colin's crest also for the Saturday.
I have been to all Swedish rally since 98, and to all 3 Rally Norway. If there is only one snow event per year i absolutely think it should be in Sweden.. Nicer prices, nicer peolpe,much better for spectators, Swedish rally has "soul", where i think rally Norway has not. Best if wee could have 2 snow rallies, but since we have not, Sweden is the best! Maybe Norway could host a snow IRC event??Quote:
Originally Posted by Koppomsbo
Some photos from scrutineering on my blog... Flodin was off for an hour at today's recce after meeting a car :S