Rally Hungary 2019

**tommeke_B** · 9th November 2019, 16:53

Wagemans' car after hitting a tree this morning. Crew was ok.

**dimviii** · 9th November 2019, 17:17

**Ucci** · 9th November 2019, 17:21

Originally Posted by tommeke_B

Wagemans' car after hitting a tree this morning. Crew was ok.

Quite expensive end of season.....

**Neige** · 9th November 2019, 17:34

After looking onboards, a thousand places to get a puncture. Lot of broken tarmac, holes, ditches and small villages with sidewalk barriers. Nothing strange about number of punctures.

Some of places in the stages look surreal

**Mirek** · 9th November 2019, 17:40

Originally Posted by Neige

Some of places in the stages look surreal

The castle on the mountain at the start of SS3 looks like from some Disney movie

**the sniper** · 9th November 2019, 18:30

I'm still bemused by the Shakedown/Qualifying stage, particularly the corner where most of the videos came from, seen here on Ingram's onboard at 1m19s: https://youtu.be/oDt8JmFmedw?t=79

Perfect tarmac road just becomes a muddy field, then turn into another tarmac road leading away from the field.

**Ciko** · 9th November 2019, 19:10

Originally Posted by Mirek

The castle on the mountain at the start of SS3 looks like from some Disney movie

That's the castle of Füzér😉
https://youtu.be/mas6Di4A4vI

**Ciko** · 9th November 2019, 19:32

Originally Posted by the sniper

I'm still bemused by the Shakedown/Qualifying stage, particularly the corner where most of the videos came from, seen here on Ingram's onboard at 1m19s: https://youtu.be/oDt8JmFmedw?t=79

Perfect tarmac road just becomes a muddy field, then turn into another tarmac road leading away from the field.

I'm really wondering about it because there has never been an example in the past of using gravel roads in an asphalt race.

**Lehus** · 9th November 2019, 20:24

Originally Posted by Ciko

I'm really wondering about it because there has never been an example in the past of using gravel roads in an asphalt race.

And we think it is completely idiotic and dangerous

**Mirek** · 9th November 2019, 20:41

Originally Posted by Ciko

I'm really wondering about it because there has never been an example in the past of using gravel roads in an asphalt race.

Never? Nyiregyhaza had gravel already last year. Barum has short gravel section (not always). Valais was completely mixed event with asphalt tyres. Same for Waldviertel in Austria, Drei Städte in Germany, many events in Netherlands etc.