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27th April 2015, 19:30 #11Senior Member
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Well if you think about it---aside from my old Saab rally car with a FLAT FLOOR, there's very little chance of anybody's foot being on the gas pedal other than the driver. because of the big tunnel...(I HAVE had big size 46 boots on top of my foot a couple of times---very exciting----took a while for me to realise and find words
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So it follows is its only the driver's foot, then he has control..
He can gas it full or
OR!
OR!!!!!
He can occasionally actually LIFT.....
Really! Its true! The driver CAN---when needed---lift a bit or a lot....
Its particularly ironic that now when the gravel cars have such long travel suspension---who know REALLY what travel they have?? not about xxx, but definite "The have 320mm" type answer----
but just when they have such travel AVAILABLE, the push is to smooth sprinty type events...
So yeah a rally should test the CAR and the driver's ability to drive the car IN THAT particular event..
All us old dogs seem to agree that it was once a part of the fascination with rally that the conditions in each event---National or European or World series were different character....
variety...It meant it took a different kind of driver than just somebody who could go pretty good after tons of practice and notes and in short duration...Last edited by janvanvurpa; 27th April 2015 at 21:21.
John Vanlandingham
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Even the president of French Federation himself is going to compete in Rome :) https://www.fiaerc.com/en/news/pierres-ragues-to-driving-improvement-riches-in-erc
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