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We have done each WRC event in Europe and my personal opinion is that Poland is one of the most spectacular events. Great atmosphere, beatifull region and very cheap. Spectating a rally is a bit suffering, it may not be to easy. Satisfaction is huge when you can see all the stages you have planned. If you want to take it easy, then go to the circuit.Quote:
Originally Posted by GigiGalliNo1
new i20 R5 test days [gallery photos] => http://goo.gl/43NYO9
Nice photos, where is this?
Kay, change that to "probably flop"!Quote:
Originally Posted by Franky
I get the feeling that most of the spectators came for Kubica and that they won't show in the same numbers if he isn't competing!
You probably missed crowds in 2009, that has nothing to do with Kubica, just crowd control was much better.Quote:
Originally Posted by itix
Somewhere in France.Quote:
Originally Posted by hype
Most viewed video has 296.000, mine from Sweden has 759.000 and Finland 658.000Quote:
Originally Posted by Oliverk
That's about my impression after watching all the photos from Rally Poland on ewrc.cz
There's just nothing really spectacular.
Plains, dust and plains... and some trees. Alright.
what do you want then? Circus in the middle of the stage?
"I have not read the book, but I have an opinion about it" (c)Quote:
Originally Posted by hype
You looked at the pictures from rally Poland and didn't noticed the biggest protagonists of that rally? You did not remember any flower??Quote:
Originally Posted by hype
Shame on you. Lavadinho and NOT will be very disappointed. You're not true rally fan.
In what way are the landscapes related to the spectacle? I think you're watching it too much from a photographers point of view... ;) You can always take some plastic sunflowers to make it more interesting...Quote:
Originally Posted by hype
Just my thoughts, nothing in common with Polish rally itself. I have been to Poland once and their roads are awful. (Walbrzych and surroundings) I thought our (czech) roads are the worst but this was 100% worse than I expected. So I would rather choose expensive Germany or Corse, Sardegna. Anything is better than driving my car in Poland.
I went by plane last 2 years.
2016 I change to car and travel with friends. That rally is just worth it. Yes landscape, lakes, boats, Hotels & service level, BBQs, friendly people.
By the way, we took a very nice swim between stages just 20m from here...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5aFN_lW4NM
Yes that's always my problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
I'm thinking through the camera ;)
I didn't want to offend anyone. Of course a rally is not just landscape, but the fans, the atmosphere, the culture of the country.
Surely Rally Poland might be an amazing rally and I definitely want to visit it in the future.
Through the camera, me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by hype
Hyundai press release. http://motorsport.hyundai.com/m/en/news/view/6101
There were rumours at the end of last year that Hyundai would also build an R2 car. With the customer projects team they have built it wouldn't surprise me if that car comes next.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red bull
The leader of R5 project Andrea Adamo - is it the same man who was chief designer of Punto S2000 and Lotux Exige R-GT?Quote:
Originally Posted by Red bull
yes exactly he isQuote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
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They still have a different solution on the back spoiler than the rest of the R5s.
Anything in the regs on how that has to look like, or are the teams free?
There are rules about the size and the location of the wing. I don't have them in my hand though.
Might be a coincidence, but I think Honda WTCC's chief engineer is also called Andrea Adamo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
I think that it's the same guy.
Yes he is.
NEW ! U can download Google Earth Map but now U can also read map via PLANETEMARCUS http://goo.gl/WJCyqV
Any news on toyotas drivers?
Loeb and Solberg, the team will be named "old age in a rollcage"Quote:
Originally Posted by tfp
You forgot the young gun Hirvonen in the third car to get experienceQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
They are all young guns at Toyota test team atm. But that's quite an army forming there.... Still I wonder for the real driver line-up for 2017....Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
Stig Blomqvuist and Markku Alen have also been approached.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
No Rohrl, or Mouton? I'm little disappointed..... Of course MW is busy with other stuff, so he is excused.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Grundo Farb
Sordo and Neuville will form the top team in Mexico while Paddon will go back to the Mobis Team after Sweden.
Update date for Monte CArlo 2017 18 au 22 January 2017 ➡ http://goo.gl/G0caMJ
I thought they were leaving gap after this year & back in Valance as they used to be there in the past...Quote:
Originally Posted by jbmarcus21
Fionas new colors
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CayiLuVUYAAxJWN.jpg
He is driving for MT points in MexicoQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii