Rallye WRC Monte Carlo 2019

[Barreis]

Antenucci (R1)

I red Andreucci for the first time...

[Bartolbia84]

Blanc 208 r2

[AnttiL]

Wow, it seems like a hard work. Very nice job!
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Thanks!

You mean I should start hosting on my own server, right? Now I'm working on a zero budget. I know there's a lot I could do with the themes but I also hope the content is more important than the appearance

[AnttiL]

I think I asked somewhere in the virtual chicane discussions "have you ever seen a chicane in Monte"? Well, this year you will. This is about 10 km into SS1 and will break down a 2 km flat out section.

[dodge33cymru]

At least that doesn't look very virtual!

[stefanvv]

I think I asked somewhere in the virtual chicane discussions "have you ever seen a chicane in Monte"? Well, this year you will. This is about 10 km into SS1 and will break down a 2 km flat out section.

It looks like going through the field

[Allez Andruet]

At least that doesn't look very virtual!

I think it does look virtual, with the blue arrows and everything.

[AnttiL]

It looks like going through the field

I bet some drivers will go that route

[Mirek]

I think I asked somewhere in the virtual chicane discussions "have you ever seen a chicane in Monte"? Well, this year you will. This is about 10 km into SS1 and will break down a 2 km flat out section.

This is very typical natural chicane used in Czech or Slovak events. We have several such places on nearly every stage. I personally don't like them because they destroy the flow of the corners but it's for sure better than a slalom among the hay bales.

One positive thing about these chicanes is that they create a very safe spectator point for common public. Usually they are located on crossroads, i.e. in places accessible for the general public and their shape mostly require using a handbrake to go through.

[AnttiL]

One positive thing about these chicanes is that they create a very safe spectator point for common public. Usually they are located on crossroads, i.e. in places accessible for the general public and their shape mostly require using a handbrake to go through.

Well at least this is not marked as a spectator area. The road on the left does lead outside the stage but not sure if it can be used as an access road for spectator cars.