[WRC] Rally Turkey 2020

[Fast Eddie WRC]

How badly damaged is Greensmith's car?

Cant tell but it's a slow speed event and is on its wheels. Hopefully not much damage.



https://www.rallit.fi/ford-kuljettaj...lammittelyssa/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CFRTQAWDI4x/

[br21]

no damage, he broke wishbone and went of the road but didn't hit anything then

[Indreq]

Cant tell but it's a slow speed event and is on its wheels. Hopefully not much damage.

In twitter he wrote: Car feels good, I feel I am driving well. We had a problem on the third run, but I’m really looking forward to tonight’s stages. They are important for road position tomorrow

[EstWRC]

https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/offic...o-dust-levels/

On shakedown the gaps were 2 minutes and I didn’t notice much dust for next car

But of course, different stages different locations. Imagine driver in front having a puncture and you are catching him.

[AnttiL]

Thanks for your reply. I see. I could never understand why people like slow and rough rallies

Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't want more of them in a season. But variety is necessary. I would want every event to have as much their own character as possible. To me Sardegna and Portugal are too similar, for instance. Or if we had Chile and Wales and New Zealand.

[PLuto]

It's a Turkish law that masks are to be worn at all times.

No, it is FIA rule...

[PLuto]

How can you like a rally with just 26 crews where even locals don't want to compete? Isn't it the worst rally in the whole championship?

24 crews

Locals are competing. 39 crews is starting in national field...

[Fast Eddie WRC]

First run of SD replay on YT (start missed as usual):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48FaJD7Vdjk

[rallyfiend]

No, it is FIA rule...

Yes it is, but it is also a turkish law.

Masks are mandatory at all time in Turkey as of last week

[Fast Eddie WRC]