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I know, that wasn't the point...Quote:
Originally Posted by typhoon
I'm getting this message on eWRC since yesterday (Chrome for Android).
On eWRC site settings there's no option to allow ads. Any ideas ?
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Have you installed a add on adblocker?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I'm also getting the same. Even in private browsing which disables add-ons. Even when going through the settings disabling the browser features. You cannot even get to login.
If it only works in Edge than I'll choose to lose out.
Seems its built-in with Chrome but I've been unable to disable it since yesterday's Chrome update. My phones browser is also now blocking eWRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by becher
I miss being able to see overall stats, but an €8 subscription is too much to look at something every few weeks. I'd gladly pay a one time fee to contribute though.
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Strange, with Android/Chrome it works fine at my end.
"bitcoin", anyone? after years i decided to sell 50% of what i have because the price is really high, totally a bubble feeling, to wake up today and see it went 10k up (on my country's currency). its almost like the 3 times i tried to "trade" i get it wrong lol. not into trading, just planning on save it cuz i will be broke when get old, but man, everytime i try, jeezz
Every time I open this forum nowadays I always have to log in... Is it same for you guys?
At times it has been like this before but then suddenly disappeared...
I've found I can go to the home page and appear to be logged out, but go into rally or WRC and be logged in, or vice-versa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
I only go into the Rally section and I've no issuesQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
A question that’s been on my mind since both Neuville & Tänak are drawing near the end of their careers (Evans I think is a little younger than both), who do you think will be the championship contenders beyond 2027? I know it’s a question that’s more for the long run but I was curious since we won’t have the same faces as we have for the past 6-10 years.
When I imagine that there won't longer be guys like Neuville Tanak and Evans it makes me so sad :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I think Rovanpera will be dominant for some years if he stays in WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Okay but who will challenge him?
Both Neuville and Evans were born in 1988, Tanak in 1987, so they're almost all the same age. But they might decide to retire at different times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
okay, say they're all retired, who do you see replaces them?Quote:
Originally Posted by focus206
All the younger guys in WRC/ WRC2 - Lappi, Katsuta, Fourmaux, Solberg, Suninen, Rossel, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Unless another prodigy comes along...
unfortunately so far, nobody. I fear if rovanpera returns after both neuville and tanak have retired, he might beat all of loeb's records.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
With his his ability he definitely could, but given he already wanted a break from WRC I doubt he will stay long enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
He may even be encouraged to try even more Motorsports and allow the WRC to be more competitive without him.
It's wishful thinking but maybe Kalle just reached his peak level very early and will not improve past that too much while guys like Solberg, Sesks and Pajari will keep improving and catch up to him enough to keep things competitive.
Other than that, it's either Kalle dominating or getting bored with WRC and trying something else.
I still have this problem on my phone. I cant find a way to disable Chrome's built-in Adblock. Every other website I access works fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Can anyone access the site and if so on which Android browser ?
Give Firefox a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Nope, same problem for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
I tried logging in with chrome and didn't get such problem.. I don't know if the adblock is on by default or not, because I don't use that browser.
Maybe some extra € to the domain would fix it :D
I have used Dolphin for almost 10 years and don't want to change it.. haven't had any problems with ewrc or other sites.
But everybody has their own favourite ofc.
I use Chrome on both PC and Iphone and have no problems with eWRC
Works on Chrome for Android for me. Maybe you have VPN or something blocking it, or need to update the app.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I had this recently, you can't even get to login if you were paying to avoid the ads.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
was playing v-rally 3 on my game boy advanced emulator here. such a fun game. some stages have reaaally fun elevation changes and some good scenery by the shore (i guess its the french event). you can even feel some little diferences on rainy stages if you choosed dry tires (you can only fix your car and change tires/configs every two stages). really fun, im impressed.
I was thinking today that Gus Greensmith has found his place in WRC2. Perhaps having a Skoda helps (it seems to be the car that the others are measured against), as does having the budget to do every rally for practice, but he looks fast and professional in this company.
Anyone knows how to join different leagues in WRC Fantasy? I don't see any search button or am I just dumb?
i just watched the wec race at imola. we keep mentioning how they fixed things and how wrc should find a similar fix (in general) and i gotta say i never got into endurance but it was such a fun watch. lots of brands, which is awesome, but the whole 'vibe' of the series is incredible right now. i think when the championship gets to an exciting point, everything suddenly becomes more fun. interesting. hope to see wrc going back to that fun excitement like in 2017 with the new cars
have u fellas watched the first race of the new AUTONOMOUS OPEN WHEEL RACING SERIES from abu dhabi, with a 2 million bucks for the winner? man, i regret saying anything positive about this tech.
I AM SORRY for what you are about to watch
https://youtu.be/143MxioL0ns?feature=shared
No, I haven't watched it. And don't apologize, mate! It was a great laugh, thank you! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
Hahahahahaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
Nothing to be sorry about, was one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while, thanks for sharing!Quote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
The Tennessee Rally USA will be held on June 14-16 in Chattanooga.
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/more-...-event-emerge/
I still don't understand how a 110 km race can be useful to earn a WRC round.
Shows they can organise, it isn't the roads under inspection.Quote:
Originally Posted by NaBUru38
Win a ride in a Hyundai i20 Rally1 car !
Draw on Sunday at Rally Portugal. Proceeds to the Craig Breen Foundation...
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I spent the day today in the Nyköping area spectating the third round of the Swedish rally championship. Lovely weather, superb roads.
Anyway they had the double run of stages that most rallies today has,
but with a twist. Instesd of doing the regular repeat of the morning stages in the afternoon two of the three stages in morning were run again in the morning.
During the morning loop we were at Ss6 and once the last car had passed (about 100 cars) there was less then hour until the first car was due for the second loop.
It was the same thing in the afternoon, 3 stages run twice. This meant that we were able to see all cars three times. For the morning loop we only watched the first 40 cars to be able to make it to SS12 in time. For the second loop we didnt stay to watch all cars because delays (stage start was one hour late) and when we left at around 18.30 only the first 25 cars had come through and there was more delays.
I have never seen this kind of looping of stages before..Why doesnt more rallies use this loop stragegy? With some planning I think you might be able to see the best cars 5-6 times.
Intresting, in the austrian championship this isn't to uncommon. It's pretty easy access for casual people as they just have a picnic and watch rally cars for an afternoon, no running around endlessly chasing the cars which is probably to much for people who don't really follow the sport.Quote:
Originally Posted by BleAivano