With the FIA wanting to "group" together 2 or so wrc events from 2007 to make traveling easier instead of japan to wales in a week. Ireland are putting in a wrc bid for there own tarmac rally, personally i think a wrc in ireland would be godly as the roads there are amazing and i am sure you would see alot of the top drivers getting into a mess somewhere on there. However this isnt certain yet as they are still trying to persuade the FIA that Ireland wold be a kick ass place to hose a wrc event, hell is they did get it, the german wrc would look easy
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Sliding a car sideways through a corner, a hand brake turn at a downhill hair-pin. The dust and the pure excitement of driving a rally car on gravel stages
I'd rather have an event back in Africa, without it it's not a World Rally Championship. Before they do that, I don't care what rallies they try or want to bring in.
Yes the safari wrc is one i would love to see back in the calendar, but the irish would make such a good event.
i mean look at the roads...
and the night stages are like ('')
and even people who have raced there for years get it wrong
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Sliding a car sideways through a corner, a hand brake turn at a downhill hair-pin. The dust and the pure excitement of driving a rally car on gravel stages
I agree 100% with insane. The pics shown here are not that impressive compared to the Monte-Carlo for instance. But the Safari was something on it own, a mix between WRC and rally-raid. That is something you can't find anymore
The pics really dont do the place justice, its amazing
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Sliding a car sideways through a corner, a hand brake turn at a downhill hair-pin. The dust and the pure excitement of driving a rally car on gravel stages
WRC Ireland
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