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Thread: [WRC] News & rumours (part III)
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20th December 2014, 16:23 #2051Senior Member
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About Kubica...
http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/117203
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20th December 2014, 16:23 #2052Senior Member
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Why do you hold this opinion? Number of repeated loops makes it easier to memorise the stages?
Originally Posted by PLuto
This is big problem of actual rallysport (and mainly also in WRC) - it is not about pacenotes, but about good memory and knowledge of the stages. It is pity, but it is true
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20th December 2014, 16:30 #2053친애하는 지도자
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remembering the stages has nothing to do with how many times you run them during the recce and the rally. Originally Posted by RS
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20th December 2014, 16:39 #2054Senior Member
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@RS. Check the maps of the stages from some WRC round of choice. Watch the difference of stages from year to year. Stages remain the same way too long, partly because organizers are bound to a region and they're also financially limited. Also organizing a new stage is a lot of work, and it includes some risks, there are many unknown factors, while with an "old" stage you know what to expect.
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20th December 2014, 16:40 #2055Senior Member
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You mean watching onboards?
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It has a lot to do with it. Why would so many drivers do illegal recce then? Originally Posted by N.O.T
In WRC events there are always some drivers who are participating "recce only", it's because it pays off...
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I see how it works. Also during development of the drivers is to memory most parts of the stage. They are all the time watching videos and training their memory... Originally Posted by RS
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20th December 2014, 17:01 #2058친애하는 지도자
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i am talking about those nobodies that suddenly are a revelation in a rally and in others they are nothing special like their sad lives... for proper drivers recce and rally are the major factor to learn the stages for the rest no. Originally Posted by tommeke_B
It has a lot to do with it. Why would so many drivers do illegal recce then? In WRC events there are always some drivers who are participating "recce only", it's because it pays off...
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What about Petter Solberg? Originally Posted by Barreis
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Any rumour about Hanninen?
Solberg to Toyota would surprise me a lot, what would happen to Pajari in that case?
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