56. Renties Ypres Rally Belgium 2021

[MentalParadox]

Still on the fence if I should buy a ticket or not. I've never visited a WRC rally by myself before and I'm very stressed about where to drive, where to park and from where to spectate. Anyone have any tips? The rally page STILL doesn't have a map available for spectators, and the event is starting next week...

[EstWRC]

Definitely go man. Last chance to see these amazing cars in the hands of best drivers in live with your own eyes.

[AnttiL]

https://toyotagazooracing.com/wrc/re.../rd08-preview/
https://motorsport.hyundai.com/ypres-makes-its-debut/

[Integrale]

Still on the fence if I should buy a ticket or not. I've never visited a WRC rally by myself before and I'm very stressed about where to drive, where to park and from where to spectate. Anyone have any tips? The rally page STILL doesn't have a map available for spectators, and the event is starting next week...

https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?...692617929&z=13

I grew up in Ypres and did my preparation already. I'll post a preview here in a little while.

As for where to drive and where to park: there are lots of small roads intersecting with the stages. Just don't park on 'escape' roads (or emergency roads). Don't park on bike lanes. Normally you can park on the side of the narrow roads going to the stages, everybody does it. You'll have to walk a bit anyway. Use the terrain map layer on Google Maps to also see the gravel roads going to the stages. You can also walk on most of the fields in between the roads. Jump over fences and wires or climb under them. Enjoy the map reading. Be smart and avoid the Ypres axis. Choose the longer (but faster) connection between stages to the southern side of the stages (French side). Respect the speed limits. The limits change a lot. If you have other questions, shoot, because I think there are other Belgian conaisseurs here.

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[SlowlySidewaySpain]

https://www.google.com/maps/d/embed?...692617929&z=13

I grew up in Ypres and did my preparation already. I'll post a preview here in a little while.

As for where to drive and where to park: there are lots of small roads intersecting with the stages. Just don't park on 'escape' roads (or emergency roads). Don't park on bike lanes. Normally you can park on the side of the narrow roads going to the stages, everybody does it. You'll have to walk a bit anyway. Use the terrain map layer on Google Maps to also see the gravel roads going to the stages. You can also walk on most of the fields in between the roads. Jump over fences and wires or climb under them. Enjoy the map reading. Be smart and avoid the Ypres axis. Choose the longer (but faster) connection between stages to the southern side of the stages (French side). Respect the speed limits. The limits change a lot. If you have other questions, shoot, because I think there are other Belgian conaisseurs here.

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Morning mate!

Nice job, thanks a lot! Next week we will gone from Spain!

Have a great time

[Fast Eddie WRC]

M-Sport preview:
https://www.m-sport.co.uk/single-pos...-up-to-belgium

[AnttiL]

https://itgetsfasternow.com/2021/08/...es-rally-2021/

Here's my route preview, although it's difficult to go into detail on these stages. Basically it's two days of Ypres classics, and then Sunday has two stages which both start on normal roads and end up at the Spa circuit.

[SlowlySidewaySpain]

https://itgetsfasternow.com/2021/08/...es-rally-2021/

Here's my route preview, although it's difficult to go into detail on these stages. Basically it's two days of Ypres classics, and then Sunday has two stages which both start on normal roads and end up at the Spa circuit.

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Gio]

Hello all, here you can see some pictures of one hour ago in Ypres, they are started building

https://www.facebook.com/RallyandRaces

[Fast Eddie WRC]

My weather app shows a dry sunny week and weekend for Ypres. I hope this is true as wet roads would be bad for all but a few at the front.