Question for Estonians, where is special stages maps with spectator area by tickets number? I have Tickets, but cant find this info where to go exactly.
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Question for Estonians, where is special stages maps with spectator area by tickets number? I have Tickets, but cant find this info where to go exactly.
In the rally magazine. You can buy it from Circle K gas stations.
After almost six months without driving it is not easy to get a good feeling straight away but after many testing sessions I can be happy - says Kajto:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_FpGz71yLA
Who is Kruuda's sponsor? His livery is quite crazy :)
He is raising money for a childrens fond, so probably he is the sponsor himself in this case.
its an organisation about kids cancer i read at twitterQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Yup, more info here
https://www.pardiralli.ee/en/the-aim-of-duck-race
https://rallyestonia.com/userfiles/W...%20ver%202.pdf
28 pages, most of those about Covid handling.
also some minor schedule/km changes.
Weather wise it’s raining today, same for tomorrow it seems. I’m living 20-30 kms from some of the stages and it was bucketing down couple of hours ago, okay it doesn’t mean it’s raining on those stages.
And it seems there will be rain also on Saturday but after the lunch, starting from 15.00.
E: again, absolutely hammering down at 11:13 local time
Tomorrow should be dry. Could even see some sunshine during shakedown. Rain arrives again on saturday evening maybe even for the later stages, although light.
Very tricky recce today, it seems.
https://scontent-hel2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...fd&oe=5F76BACF
https://scontent-hel2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...ce&oe=5F75C9AB
https://scontent-hel2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...42&oe=5F76D22B
https://scontent-hel2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...6a&oe=5F76857C
https://scontent-hel2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...f8&oe=5F753C0A
credit https://www.facebook.com/WorldRally/...57763568440678
A taste what’s coming for the drivers https://www.instagram.com/p/CEqkgVCp...d=heze6im9awif
Having heavy rain on the roads could make them softer but it will also wash away and compact the loose gravel on the top. Difficult to estimate the amount of rain, but some of those pictures are showing puddles.
this is how its been today, since morning https://twitter.com/MundoRallyes/sta...436063744?s=20
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eg-oDQJX...g&name=900x900
Most of the Estonian roads don't have proper ditches so they could remain wet longer.
dirtfish on the recce https://www.facebook.com/DirtFishRal...2516850003556/
Masks now mandatory on spectator areas. If you don't have one, it will be given at ticket check.
just watched an stream interview with Urmo.
SS2, the longest stage could be very crucial, seems not difficult stage but its actually quite tricky. Could be big time differences on the first pass.
Says even if its not raining anymore, its already looking good for Ogier with the amount of rain it has come down so far.
and the drivers will jump 200 times during the whole rally :D
So almost one jump per km :D
There's many junction turns and chicanes. You can win or lose a lot by getting the braking right or wrong, whereas when you're driving flat out the cars and drivers are close to the same performance. There's also many rhythm changes, from wide to narrow road, technical to fast-flowing, hard to soft, fast to slow, gravel to tarmac (I think three tarmac bits).Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Prangli is a very technical stage and theres a lot of time to win there. A proper wake up for the drivers :)
Yesterday someone said on twitter that SS1 is very technical :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Prangli is partly technical, yes, but there's also long fast sections where you drive at the top gear for kilometres.
Every stage here has those sections more or less :)Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
True. Otepää is probably the only stage which is more twisty all the way through.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
One thing from that interview was that they think Prangly will be the fastest stage of the rally...126km/h. I cant agree to that lol :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
It will be Kanepi or Arula I’d say. 135 km/h.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Some info about the rally conditions, his driver Karl Kruuda and himself in this interview with co-driver, Dale Moscatt.
https://www.rally.com.au/moscatt-fli...ag-in-estonia/
Don´t forget Pickems.
NOTE: Pickems closing tomorrow Friday att 1700 CET.
Will they close asphalt road left on the starting place of ss1? I have not seen any maps of closing areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Edit
Found map
http://www.tartu.ee/sites/default/fi...loads/oige.pdf
Ogier saying he has never contested on a rally with so much jumps :D
In here Ogier, Lappi and Suninen say the artificial jumps are too big. Suninen is also worried for the people who use those roads for everyday commuting :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
https://www.rallit.fi/wrc-tahdilta-k...eita-ja-isoja/
I would say the Estonian artificial jumps send the car higher in the air than on Finnish roads.
https://rallyestonia.com/userfiles/S...%20passage.pdf
Reminder of Shakedown starting order for 1st try
Good morning. The sun is shining and just over an hour until shakedown
It seems some rain is forecast for Saturday-Sunday night, but not during the stages
Shakedown live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6jOAXp4pE8
Why the fuck they always delay showing SD start?
wtf spectators there?
word was they were not alowed?
Locals mostly.
why the hell arent they showing cars?
this is idiotic!!!
Obviously it must be technical problemsQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC