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Thread: Wyedean Forest Rally
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8th February 2012, 22:34 #21Senior Member
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Cheers, I've got the stage map - but there's only so much that and google earth can show you...
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9th February 2012, 16:45 #22Senior Member
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According to Steve Perez its going to be full on snow. Hope I can actually get there to watch!
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9th February 2012, 17:08 #23Senior Member
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Not so sure it'll be full snow, there's a lot of snow forecast for overnight tonight but not sure how much of it will be left by Saturday morning. At one point earlier the BBC were forecasting 2 to 4 inches for E. Devon, but they scaled that back and now I'm not sure we'll get any down here.
Getting to the forests should be alright, me and the old man managed a couple of years back, despite the M5 being down to 1 lane in a lot of places and the radio urging people not to travel except in an emergency (first gravel of the year is pretty important IMO
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Be nice to have a bit laying though, although it can go one of two ways. One year it snowed and was really interesting, but another they scraped it back and it was one of the most boring rallies I've ever been to.You're so beige, you probably think this signature is about someone else.
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Well its raing in Abergavenny at the momement, 25 miles away.
Thinking there will be a cover of snow on the stages, but will freeze hard Friday night, going to be slippery.
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Are the two Peugeot 107s on entrylist fitted with original engine(Toyota 3-cyl.)or another engine
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Given the class they are running in the 2 cars will have their standard engines. From my understanding of RF1.0 is it almost just a standard car with the necessary safety modifications.
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Are the two Peugeot 107s on entrylist fitted with original engine(Toyota 3-cyl.)or another engine
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10th February 2012, 16:41 #27Senior Member
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Thanks Rsmith
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10th February 2012, 18:37 #29Senior Member
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Results - Main Index Originally Posted by RICARDO75
Getting well excited now, still not sure what stages we'll be heading to...although we've decided definitely not to do Chepstow Park, even though it would fit quite nicely in a 4 stage day.You're so beige, you probably think this signature is about someone else.
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10th February 2012, 19:54 #30Senior Member
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Deffently doing Speechouse in the morning.
Not sure about afternoon. May try Chepstow park, then Serridge 2.
Just spoke to a mate who lives in the forrest. Snow only on the high sections, but a lot of sheet ice in the carparks, and stages.
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Think they could have avoided the RS200. It's probably not the same car from 1986, but having a similar spec one doesn't really help the festive atmosphere.
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