That said it's shakedown where they remember every corner after 2-3 passes, in rally when there is many more unpredictable changes in corner and the car needs to react it might be more difficult (ref. C3).
Although I think i20 on tarmac is the opposite of C3. C3 seemed to be oversteering as hell like a racing car, whereas i20 is more like a FWD car, understeering and only controllable by pulling handbrake (like Neuville does).
I liked their old site, it was simple, fast and unrestricted. I know that it can't be running for free forever, but it does a job 100% better than official WRC site.
Something else that's making rally harder to follow - eWRC. Being asked by cloudforce to verify myself as human taking 10 minutes to load and then login every 5 minutes... Reminds me of this site.
Cheers, much appreciated.
(It is pretty annoying when even the top 3 times arent right. BRC said on X that Pryce had had a spin and lost a chunk of time... but on eWRC it showed him fastest on...
I liked their old site, it was simple, fast and unrestricted. I know that it can't be running for free forever, but it does a job 100% better than official WRC site.
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