Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2015

Does anybody know who jumped the furthest on the fafe jump?

Armin schwarz? :D

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Originally Posted by Mirek

Armin schwarz? :D

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he has the record i think?

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Originally Posted by mousti

I heard Ogier called Evans an idiot in an onboard after finish of SS8?

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Keep on going, Seb, like this and you will stay in history like "a husband of Andrea Kaiser" even if you will take 10 titles in a row.

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Originally Posted by eestlane

Does anybody know who jumped the furthest on the fafe jump?

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This year or overall.?

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Originally Posted by mousti

I heard Ogier called Evans an idiot in an onboard after finish of SS8?

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You asking for confirmation or it is a statement?

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Originally Posted by sindroms

Keep on going, Seb, like this and you will stay in history like "a husban of Andrea Kaiser" even if you will take 10 titles in a row.

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It is not that bad actually :D

And about the new stages? Very different rally. The same stage have different type of gravel. Very difficult for tyre choices.

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Originally Posted by AL14

Ogier 10 mins ago on his faebook page

https://scontent-cdg2-1.xx.fbcdn.net...97&oe=55F99505

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One thing is certain - VW doesn't issue team orders:D. Yes rules are not fair to the leader, but fia wants to make some competition artificially with current rally format. I wonder would that be necessary if VW had make a break-through with their "shoot-out" proposal:confused:

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

I want to see action photos of cars doing wild things, not THE SAME generic landscapes photoshoped with cool lightning and a car going through year after year... its rallying not landscape photography...

the main problem is that these guys are clueless about rallying and picking up a good spot, their idea of action is a hairpin, that is why they all gather up in the same spots on each rally... they do not care about the action only about the scenery...

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Wild things? Maybe you should stick with your favourite X-Games & Ken Block Gymkhanas then!!

The problems with the majority of the photographers at rallies is budget or lack of. Unlike McKlein and the WRC TV crews, they don't have the money to fly in by helicopter to find the perfect spot. Just like the 1000s of spectators, they arrive by car and access only where the organisers have allowed. Sure they can walk into the stage for countless miles to hopefully find the perfect hairpin, but time doesn't allow this as they need to get to the next stage before the top cars arrive.
Deadlines and budget are the bottom lines unfortunately.
Having worked in the photography/advertising/media business I know.