RSRBR2011 VS RBR.CZECH
I am the exact opposite - I grew up in rally country with great 2WD (both RWD and FWD) history and tradition on tarmac stages. I have never driven on not paved road, I miss tarmac stages in RSRBR a lot.Haven't tried it, but got the impression that it has a lot of tarmac stages. Not a fan.
I am the exact opposite - I grew up in rally country with great 2WD (both RWD and FWD) history and tradition on tarmac stages. I have never driven on not paved road, I miss tarmac stages in RSRBR a lot.
I don't enjoy watching tarmac rallying at all
or driving on tarmac in RBR
For me it's just a limited, less expensive, and easier to organize version of 'real rallying'
Thank you.I agree with Ondrej there, that is a stupid thing to say
Except every single car on Earth is made to drive on tarmac. Hence, less expensive to join.Tarmac Rally is way more expensive than gravel Rallying, every country has some gravel roads they could use. For tarmac you need more expensive bigger brakes, more expensive tyres, etc.
You cannot join a tarmac Rally without the necesary equipment, the same is for gravel Rallyes, for gravel Rallyes there are many things you can do, but ultimately it is more expensive to Rally in tarmac than in gravel, period.every single car on Earth is made to drive on tarmac