Rally in General Reviews

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Gloucester to Glencoe is a pretty long drive, try it, you?ll see what I mean. But on the way up to our Scottish holiday (before we?d spent too much money and couldn?t afford an overnight hotel) we decided to break journey. So picking a ?just over the border? spot at random, we chose Lockerbie. Now I ...

Thoughts Things have been a bit slow with the wrist injury stopping me from playing as much tennis as I would like, no part time job. This list has taken about 3 years to form of things I have thought about and things my mates have told me and contributed. Thanks to: Simon, Damien, Tom, Tommy, ...

I reckon the best rallying year was 1999 due to the battles and heatbreak i.e: Dider Auriol, at one point in the season it seamed like Auriol was the biggest challenge to (then 3 times champion) Tommi Makkinen, but with only one win for Auriol and four for Makkinen the title would go down to the wire, nine points seperating them, Auriol needed to ...

Considering that this is such a popular sport can somebody tell me why the tv coverage is so rubbish. I worked it out, there was about four and a half hours of it spread over four days, half of that was spent on talking about it. when they did show you some action all you got was a couple of seconds of a car sliding round a corner. ...

Rallying is another one of these sports that seems to be followed by a hardcore group of die hard fans but I'm sure if it was shown more regularly and at better times it would fats beomce very poopular. It has juts as much, if not more excitement than Formula 1 and Touring Cars which seem to get a lot more publicity than it. You do hear ...

Like many things on the BBC, Rallying is another event that is abused, yes they have a highlites package that is shown a week after the event, once you have read what happens who wins and who crashes. Can't they put on any live pictures on our screens, it would be much better than putting on repeats of programmes that only aired the ...

Colin McRae has been one of the stars of British Rallying. In 1995 he won his first World Championship ahead of Carlos Sainz and a then young Richard Burns. With Subaru, McRae was able to get up with the big boys of the sport and beat them. Since then, the might of Tommi Makkinen has put Colin second best but joining Ford has help him mature. ...

Why is it that the World Rally Championship is so forgotten? We get massive amounts of information broadcast to us about Formula 1, while the WRC, which is just as exciting as it's faster counterpart, is almost forgotten about and only gets publicity thanks to the superb coverage of the BBC. Formula 1 can get very boring at times, ...