[WRC] Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2019

[Rally Power]

Yep, Lousã isn’t so narrow like it looks on the video; besides, most of the vegetation closer to the road will certainly be removed, like it was already done on the final part.

Btw, more info about Góis stage on this promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5BgU_9O2aQ

[Micke_VOC]

Btw, more info about Góis stage on this promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5BgU_9O2aQ

Looks really nice

[mknight]

Yep, Lousã isn’t so narrow like it looks on the video; besides, most of the vegetation closer to the road will certainly be removed, like it was already done on the final part.

Btw, more info about Góis stage on this promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5BgU_9O2aQ

The area around 1:20 is where Hyundai tested last year:
https://youtu.be/xdTf_62DH9k
https://youtu.be/qdfdWOafjvk

[AnttiL]

https://twitter.com/HMSGOfficial/sta...24324233412608

Hyundai has entered Neuville, Mikkelsen and Sordo for Portugal.

Thus my guess was wrong about Sordo stepping out from Portugal for having rallied on the Fafe area stages in a local rally after RG1 release date.

[AnttiL]

Btw, more info about Góis stage on this promo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5BgU_9O2aQ

No recce videos so far? I think there's three different ones for Lousa, but none for Gois...

[Sardalense]

No recce videos so far? I think there's three different ones for Lousa, but none for Gois...

Not yet! By the way, Lousã stage is closed to cars, only bicycles and motorbikes to avoid damaging the stage. And Arganil stage has now a double guardrail for 1.5 km to avoid acidents like Latvala in 2009 in Algarve and Kenneth Eriksson in 1992 at that place where the guardrails are now.

[go mads]

I'll be driving up from the algarve with my 14 year old son on Thursday for ceremonial start in coimbra and then one of the stages run twice on Friday before returning to algarve. If anyone has similar plans then get in touch and share fuel/toll costs? Does anyone know what the toll would cost up to coimbra?

[Francis44]

I'll be driving up from the algarve with my 14 year old son on Thursday for ceremonial start in coimbra and then one of the stages run twice on Friday before returning to algarve. If anyone has similar plans then get in touch and share fuel/toll costs? Does anyone know what the toll would cost up to coimbra?

If you decide to go on the motorway all the way up to Coimbra you're looking at about 40€ for tolls. You can save a bit doing some kms on the national roads but they are always crowded and progress is slow.

[go mads]

Thanks, expensive isn't it...? Already a 4 hour journey so wont be taking any smaller roads..

[jbmarcus21]

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