injebreck99
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Anybody else watch the WRC, (World Rally Championship) on TV, it's not being shown on Sky this year as far as I can see, all I can find are clips on Youtube, anybody else found anything. ??:Angry:
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Anybody else watch the WRC, (World Rally Championship) on TV, it's not being shown on Sky this year as far as I can see, all I can find are clips on Youtube, anybody else found anything. ??:Angry:
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Sadly, I think that the WRC as a spectator sport has ended. I used to be a great fan of what used to be the RAC Rally – around 150 cars, 5 days, 55 stages, starting in the stately parks on a Sunday, then it was off to Mid Wales, North Wales, into Yorkshire, Kielder, the Lake District, sometimes into the Scottish Borders, then back home to Chester, Harrogate, Nottingham or wherever else it started. Works teams from Lancia, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Mazda, Skoda, Ford, Vauxhall, Pegueot, Volkswagen etc. £5 a car to get you into a stage, you could get to 2 or 3 a day if you planned it well. What an adventure it used to be! Now we have a couple of works teams, with a 2.5 day 20 stage sprint through Wales labelled “The GB Rally ??” with one or two dominant drivers, (simply because there are few alternative 'seats' available) and it costs you a relative fortune to watch. It’s finished I’m afraid. So sadly, it’s really no surprise that any TV channel wants to take it.
Totally agree used to do club and nationals myself i the 70s & 80s (Escort twin cam,Sunbeam Lotus ) Todays WRC is just to fast and no fun to watch.
Best Rallying to watch these days is the RAC (Roger Albert Clark Rally) on youtube:thumb:
Classic rallying
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Sadly, I think that the WRC as a spectator sport has ended. I used to be a great fan of what used to be the RAC Rally – around 150 cars, 5 days, 55 stages, starting in the stately parks on a Sunday, then it was off to Mid Wales, North Wales, into Yorkshire, Kielder, the Lake District, sometimes into the Scottish Borders, then back home to Chester, Harrogate, Nottingham or wherever else it started. Works teams from Lancia, Subaru, Mitsubishi, Toyota, Mazda, Skoda, Ford, Vauxhall, Pegueot, Volkswagen etc. £5 a car to get you into a stage, you could get to 2 or 3 a day if you planned it well. What an adventure it used to be! Now we have a couple of works teams, with a 2.5 day 20 stage sprint through Wales labelled “The GB Rally ??” with one or two dominant drivers, (simply because there are few alternative 'seats' available) and it costs you a relative fortune to watch. It’s finished I’m afraid. So sadly, it’s really no surprise that any TV channel wants to take it.
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