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30th September 2018, 12:42 #71Senior Member
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Yeah since more drivers in WRC is a bad thing...
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1st October 2018, 05:23 #72Senior Member
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https://rallysportmag.com/preview-wa...-wrc-round-11/
All M-Sport cars will again use the old aero. Toyotas will have the new engine.
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Anyone know what scanner frequencies teams will use? Thought it might be interesting to try and listen in
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1st October 2018, 11:50 #74친애하는 지도자
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yes it is, if they are trash... Originally Posted by Essaj
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Rally GB - Power Stage FAQ
https://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/news/sept...8--12-12-.html#M-SPORTER
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Is the Great Orme free to attend? Bit of confusion today on the Wales Rally GB spectator Facebook page. I was sure it was free so that's why we had it in our itinerary for the Sunday instead of a forest, but if it costs I'd rather pay to enter a forest.
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There may be a charge by the land owner for parking on the top of the Orme - think it's usually £10? Or you can park in Llandudno and walk up for free (doubt they will let you walk round at road level). Originally Posted by er88
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Is it true that you can't spectator recce stages in Wales? Read it on some spectator page on FB
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2nd October 2018, 09:00 #79Senior Member
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From Julian Porter’s Twitter:
The stages are looking fantastic for @WalesRallyGB - the weather was great on our recce last week, will it hold for the rally and who will come out on top of our championship challengers?
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Today’s forecasts give rain for Friday and Saturday.
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There was 15 minutes of penalty free lateness between Main Controls. This is always an option for non international events, but most usually employed if there’s fresh snow. Have seen some do this...
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