Tour De Course 2017

[Hartusvuori]

Sh* they disappeared. But here they still remain https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoD...2L1C7lg/videos

Please, don't link rip off account links here.

[A FONDO]

Would you tell me who is the reliable original?

[Arnold Triyudho Wardono]

Sh* they disappeared. But here they still remain https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoD...2L1C7lg/videos

And it's gone..(probably being switched to private)

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[A FONDO]

A clip with fantastic sound https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VG93hQw7Em0

[Fast Eddie WRC]

'Fun fact'
Leg 1 of the TDC in 1983 was longer than the whole 2017 event.

[stefanvv]

'Fun fact'
Leg 1 of the TDC in 1983 was longer than the whole 2017 event.

But the cars those days were more fragile. Its funny.

[Mirek]

But the cars those days were more fragile. Its funny.

There used to be a service after every stage, maybe You forgot.

[stefanvv]

There used to be a service after every stage, maybe You forgot.

I don't know. What kind of service? Could they change blown engine? Gearbox?

[tommeke_B]

I don't know. What kind of service? Could they change blown engine? Gearbox?

Blown engine no. Gearbox yes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ol_ieWX8SxE
In those days there were almost no rules regarding service. Smaller teams had one van and service every few stages, bigger teams had more vans and service after every single stage. In group B days some teams even used helicopters to transport mechanics and spare parts quickly. It's only in the '90s that the format of rallies changed to having a service park. The countless service vans were too dangerous for the traffic, as they were often doing a "rally" of their own, trying to service the rallycar as much as possible.

[Mirek]

Exactly also the growing density of road traffic gradually complicated the servicing through the years.