[WRC] Central European Rally (16-19.10.25)

[PLuto]

Morning.
Went away for a few seconds to make another sandwich for breakfast and missed Neuville moment...

Dont worry, Rally TV missed it too

[wwbroe]

Kalle in second run faster than Ogier on first run

[wwbroe]

But Ott beating that time with 3.3 sec

[PLuto]

One important thing regarding shakedown. There is virtual chicane which competitors CAN use for testing. So times can be different if the drivers use this chicane or not...

[wwbroe]

One important thing regarding shakedown. There is virtual chicane which competitors CAN use for testing. So times can be different if the drivers use this chicane or not...

So, i suppose Ott din't use it?

[wwbroe]

Ogier 0.2 faster as Ott

[wwbroe]

Neuville now only 0.1 slower as Ogier

[Eli]

Hey guys, did some late night recce in the Czech Republic and let me tell you, it’s as if Wales and Ireland & Corsica stages had a baby, so twisty and narrow, so many blind corners and crests, so tricky! and it’s already wet and slippery and muddy and assuming they don’t get 30 degrees in the rally, it will stay that way. They make the stages in Austria and Germany look like Catalunya by comparison (even though are also tricky with some technical sections) but the ones in Czechia are relentless.

[Rallyper]

Hey guys, did some late night recce in the Czech Republic and let me tell you, it’s as if Wales and Ireland & Corsica stages had a baby, so twisty and narrow, so many blind corners and crests, so tricky! and it’s already wet and slippery and muddy and assuming they don’t get 30 degrees in the rally, it will stay that way. They make the stages in Austria and Germany look like Catalunya by comparison (even though are also tricky with some technical sections) but the ones in Czechia are relentless.

And what stages are we talking about? Not so familiar with the geography in CER.

[Eli]

And what stages are we talking about? Not so familiar with the geography in CER.

Keply & Col de Jan.