Tag Archives: Rallying

Dan’s WRC blog – WRC needs clear direction

Posted on May 7, 2011 by Daniel Darrall

Long haul Rallies are Jean Todt’s holy grail. ‘Ye good ol days’, when Rallies traveled the length and breadth of countries. The RAC rally, Safari, Tour de Corse to name a few. I’m a little too young to remember the … Continue reading →

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WRC 2011 Preview – Rally Mexico

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Daniel Darrall

 After the snow- and ice-coated forest blasts that formed the backdrop to the WRC-season opener in Sweden, Round 2 kicks of on the slippery high altitude, gravel stages and hot ambient temperatures of Mexico.       The Mexican gravel event located … Continue reading →

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Ford prepare to beat Mexican thin air

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Daniel Darrall

For Many years the high altitude event in Mexico has hampered Ford’s old Focus RS WR cars, but after special laboratory testing of their 1.6 litre turbo engines, they’re hoping to be able to battle with their rivals in the thin … Continue reading →

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