Not worth the walk I'd say. Nothing special up on a big bank. Plenty of better spots in that stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by salvadorpv
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Not worth the walk I'd say. Nothing special up on a big bank. Plenty of better spots in that stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by salvadorpv
This video, from 2017 has some amazing high-speed in it.
I watched from the spot at 45secs, the left hander and a few of them took it on the rev limiter.
They are running that stage again in that direction... well worth a watch.
https://youtu.be/JyfXUJyOZKo
The windfarm downhill is nice. What other spots you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Simmi
Small updates to the route
- Gwydir shakedown has a new beginning
- Elsi is now the 2018 route just reversed
- Penmachno has a new ending
- Slate Mountain route is now shown
- Myherin shortened from the start
https://www.rally-maps.com/Wales-Rally-GB-2019
Is Aberhirnant the same direction as 2017 or reversed?
Reversed to 2017. Same as 2016.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Gryazin is going to start with Fabia EVO which their team SRT already has received.
Tänak has already secured starting first in Wales by having over 30 points of championship lead. And we know that it's usually a good thing in Wales. Remember how Ogier was the only driver to lead the rally between 2013 and 2016.
On pace I doubt anyone will be able to beat him in Wales and his start position will only help that.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Turkey is a bit of a lottery with the rough roads, it’s one of those events where anyone could win I think as outright pace might not be the key.
Could be good for Mikkelsen, was fast last year and will be starting far enough back to have an advantage on the road.
No big difference. Rocks are that big...Neuville was also leading, starting first.