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By that I take it that you mean that it would be less expensive. A privateeer could save in well in excess of NZ$1000 by providing his own tyres and fuel for Rally NZ even if they were paying retail prices.Quote:
Originally Posted by SlowSon
Tracking is not as expensive as you think, all organisers in NZ provide it as part of their their own mandatory requirements and it is easy to take a feed off it. If Kiwi's can do surely the remainder of the "Advanced" world can
Almost no one believed what was already discussed that there are problems in the WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
http://www.motorsportforums.com/wrc/...ure-rally.html
Event organisers threaten to walk away from the World Rally Championship - WRC news - AUTOSPORT.com
This is the News & rumours (part II) section ;)
I'm keeping an eye on irally, theyre usually the first to report on things like this.
Don't be naiv - some media news part of the negotiation which is starting now between FIA and organisers. News are coming from Hunday Toyota so manufacturers are interested, still more candidate to run WRC round than free places - they have to sort out the television issue. In end 80's when there was Lancia and half Toyota, the WRC was not in better shape. There are up and downs always. We are turning to the up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brother John
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Originally Posted by Plan9
Maybe they have to make just one call to Laukaa.
This just in: Juha Salo will compete San Marino rally and NORF with S2000! :up: Car TBA.
Juha Salo will drive Super 2000 car in Rally Finland and he will aim for the SWRC points. The car will be published 15th June, but it will be works team. It must be Proton, because the NORF is in their program and there is no sense to send Alister McRae to compete in Finland...
DENIS GIRAUDET FOR SAFARI RALLY WRC navigator to read notes for Manvir
No comments from Hyundai Hyundai yet tocomment on WRC rumours
Hyundai yet tocomment on WRC rumours http://irallylive.com/ir_news.htm?00001064