Rallye Monte Carlo 2014

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Originally Posted by tolis

Actually 71 cars! ;)

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1:0 for You :smokin:

You should be ashamed of yourself Mirek :)

Veselé Vánoce

Thanks, Merry Christmas for You too!

Very nice lookig entry, and to have 2 Brits and a 911 tops its off extreamly nicely :D :bounce:

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Originally Posted by Allyc85

Very nice lookig entry, and to have 2 Brits and a 911 tops its off extreamly nicely :D :bounce:

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Are you going to be saying 'Are we there yet?' all the way from Nice to Sigoyer?

Nice to see Duez-Porsche on the list!

Duez drove a Porsche 996 GT3 once in snowy conditions, see video below. :) This is the very "basic" GT3 rallycar, should be very close (if not legal) to the FIA GT rules.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRj8OEkkHfA

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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

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Originally Posted by Allyc85

Very nice lookig entry, and to have 2 Brits and a 911 tops its off extreamly nicely :D :bounce:

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Are you going to be saying 'Are we there yet?' all the way from Nice to Sigoyer?

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Depends if we take the scenic route up the Route Napoleon north of Grasse!

I shall indulge in several Ricards after the days work is done.

Route des Alpes as we are avoiding tolls and have the time

Any recommendation for second day? Is there any fast zone with snow that has easy access?
What time the Shakedown start? At 08:00 for P1-P2 Drivers?
Thanks

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Originally Posted by kornes

Any recommendation for second day? Is there any fast zone with snow that has easy access?
What time the Shakedown start? At 08:00 for P1-P2 Drivers?
Thanks

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Programme is in RG2 on the ACM website
Recommended points can be found in the french Forum Rallye site in their MC Guide pdf download. At the moment Day 2 snow isn't predicable, but I think as Mirek has already said look for northfacing shadowed roads at higher altitude for the best chance.