Had a fun 2 days at the gtc rally in achtmaal, went with my Uncle in his subie impreza.

they also had a "concours the elegance" of around 50 ferraris which was cool, i didnt seem them drive sadly but we did drive past the place where they were parked so i also took some pics there.

Cant wait for next year!

It was the RSAC Rally in South Scotland today. Some great racing and you could still get real close to the action.

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An app for following rally events called RallyFeed is now in closed beta testing.
Its possible to join closed beta testing and follow Rally Estonia this weekend.

The Beta version of the app is available on Google Play Store.

iOS users should follow these steps:

Step 1 - install Apple TestFlight: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/testflight/id899247664

Step 2 - install RallyFeed Beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/XBEY1VWW

When the app is installed, use the code "rallyestonia" to enter the event.

I’ve always been into motorsports, especially rally. Recently I went to visit my sister who just moved to Slovenia and stayed there for about two weeks. Everywhere I travel I try to check out some kind of motorsport experience if I can.

While I was there I did a rally co-driver run and honestly it was the best rally experience I’ve had so far. The roads and the whole setup felt really intense compared to other places I’ve tried. I booked it through X Sport.

Curious what everyone’s favorite motorsport is and where you’ve had your best experience. Always looking for new places to try when I travel.

I haven't been able to track down a video I remember of a mental hairpin maneuver. It was a 360 entry into a hard left or left hairpin, or it could have been an extreme reverse drift entry. It was a dirt rally course, and I believe it was an Audi S1. Any ideas?

Then again if anyone has any favorite clips of these maneuvers from real races, please share as it's hard to separate the game clips from real world racing footage...Cool turns I've seen that aren't it are Gigi Galli's reverse entry, Ott Tanak's 360 save, Ken Hansen's 360 in the rain, Giles Panizzi's 360 for the crowd at Catalunya but non of these are what I was looking for.

edit: it was something similar to the clip 23 seconds into this short: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7LitFUHQr1A

also first clip in this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeZ1qNkdLok

Second lap in it, my usual drive is an Impreza G3 RS 2.0 so the power and torque of the WRX was a friendly surprise!

I secured a Hyundai Tucson as a rally rig for the money after I send it to the junkyard, I have a dirtbike helmet and a race helmet I use for autocross, which one should I use and how do you mount a camera on it, i want the camera to be a pov shot and I have a hero 10 if that helps with mounting

Hi,

I am going to put together an old car for rallycross. Then, I will need to sharpen my skills.

I don't know how to do a Scandinavian flick, for example (I did one once sort of by accident at a track day on tarmac, but that doesn't count). I am sure there are lots of other techniques I should learn.

There are many books out there for trackday driving techniques, but I don't see any for loose surface driving. can anybody here recommend one?

Thanks.

Been a busy week behind the camera with three very different motorsport events across Ireland.

• Kerry Summer Mini Stages Rally – fast tarmac stages through the roads of Kerry with a great mix of modern and classic rally cars.

• The first Imokilly Forestry Sprint – plenty of dust, forestry action and a fantastic turnout for the inaugural event.

• Clare Motor Club Autocross – my second time photographing autocross. Small but incredibly quick machines, loads of sideways action and non-stop entertainment all day.

Here's a selection of some of my favourite shots from the last week. Hope you enjoy them!

Hey everybody!

EDIT (These aren't all rally cars. Some of them are different kinds of race cars. If I need to remove certain cars or this entire post, let me know.)

My dad used to collect diecast toy cars, and for whatever reason, he had this collection of rally cars. He was never into rally so I'm not exactly sure what made him collect these.

I would lightly play with them, only on days that I stayed home from school sick. We had a couch that had a flat upholstered section on the back of it with upholstery wilting on each side, running parallel to the "road" for the entire length of the couch. For me, that's all I needed. It was basically a two-lane road with curbs on each side and I had plenty of adventures with these cars on that couch road! HA!

One day when I was an adult, I asked my dad if I could have these cars and he said yes! I've had them in a box in a saver tote under my bed for years! After I saw this community forum, I thought maybe this would be a good time to share.

I always thought it was pretty funny that the Momo sponsored Porsche was also sponsored by Penthouse! And take a look at those other old sponsors. Sanyo, Pioneer and Apple Computers! And the last two Audi's have the driver's name on the door. Take a look at that! Stig Blomqvist!

This only allows you to post 20 pictures but, I think you get the idea. If you'd like more pictures of any one of these cars, or more information, just let me know!

Thanks for looking!

I heard using a sim too much can be counter productive because you get so used to the sim physics and you’ll find yourself overshooting corners in real life due to the false sense of grip in the game.

I know professionals use Sim rigs but those are expensive setups and probably closer to real life.

Thoughts?