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It is time to get organised and let the co-drivers do what they do best: prepare the rally and the services ahead of this first adventure of the season. The weather is reported to be quite clear, but it must be remembered that after so many cars passing through the stages various times, there might be some dirt in some corners that will make the road more slippery. Good luck and enjoy the rally! >>> LINK TO RALLY <<< >>> PDF VERSION <<<

So, you've enrolled to the Rajd Polski and arrived in Wrocław with a head full of questions: what do the stages look like? What can you expect once you leave the service park? Experienced locals reckon this year's edition is looking a bit easier than the previous years, but how true is that? Instead of having your questions answered, you – along with the rest of the participants – get taken to see the Racławice Panorama. While it is surely nice to admire this monumental painting, it does not help at all with understanding the challenge that you’re going to face in just a few hours. But fear not because I am here exactly for that: to guide you through the famed stages that have so much to tell. But first, before we let the rivalries loose on the stages, the official start must take place. The ceremony surely will be attended by thousands of fans, gathered here to get at least a glimpse of the drivers from all around the world sitting in their loud, colourful cars. The spectacle ...

I think it's safe to say all rally fans know Rajd Polski – or Rally Poland in English – pretty well, both from WRC and ERC: fast gravel roads, with big jumps leading through the fields of Mazuria. But that's just in recent years. The world's second oldest rally has a rich history and has visited many places before. The first edition was held in 1921, starting in Warsaw. With six competitors at the start, the rally turned out to be a success and was continued in the next years, with the route getting longer. In 1939, Grand Prix International Rally as it was called back then was 4358 kilometres long! The Second World War obviously delayed the next editions, but the rally came back in 1947. Unfortunately, it did not earn the sympathy of communist officials back then and it was halted after the 1948 edition. The big return happened six years later, and in 1959 the organization was given to Automobilklub Krakowski. Because of that the event was moved to Kraków but during some ed...

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We have some good news! And some bad ones. You might have noticed that this season is a bit struggling to make the rallies happening at the dates that the calendar suggests due to some issues with timing equipment, then some light issues in the space time continuum which led to drivers reporting stutters or other supernatural shenanigans. This time around it's stewards rolling the dice on how much penalty they give for C4Hs. So it is with a heavy heart that we have to announce that the Gilbert rally will take the spot of the RAC rally. In turn, the RAC will be held as an unofficial event. The decision was made because the RAC would be very similar to Press-on-Regardless given that a lot of stages would overlap.    >>>CHECK THE UPDATED CALENDAR HERE<<< That means that the stage list is still valid but conditions and order will be different to the first attempt. We know that's annoying for some and this season has been anything but flawless but we hope you stay...

Hello, the current round of Sim Rally Masters has been cancelled. This is related to some issues that occured with the the last huge RSF update. The RSF wizards already fixed the issues but since the update released as the round was running, we need to cancel it and push it back. The next date is in discussion but it will be the next Wednesday, as soon as we know and feel it's safe to start this endeavour. Meanwhile you can drive the rally if you want. We will also make sure that no one will have an advantage when we restart the rally but we will not add any more stages. Thanky you and keep driving all those other rallies for now!

Time for some action in Japan. This time we split up round three into three seperate rallies. One on tarmac with lots of sun, the other a mudfest and the third takes us to the snowy regions. Each rally will count as a full rally but the caveat is that there is no superrally rule. So, if you crash out, that's it. No points for that rally. Every rally is also just one leg, so if you start it, you need to finish it. You can tackle each rally in any order you like and now let's do some rallying in the land of the rising sun. >>> Round 3/I - Tamakku <<<   >>> Round 3/II -  Guraberu <<<   >>> Round 3/III - Suno <<<            

a bit of delay, a bit of gravel, a bit of tarmac and a whole lot of hairpins. A shorter SRM rally in terms of lengths but not lacking in challenging stages. In all classes the RWDs took the win on this one except for Pro where the Audi 200 was sailed to victory. Overall 1. Patrik Akerfelt  - Audi Sport quattro 2. Joonas Lönn  - Audi Sport quattro 3. AleksiP - Subaru Impreza GC8 Pro 1. gheeD - Audi 200 Quattro 2. Paulo Teixeira - BMW M3 E30 3. Scooby - Mazda 323 BF 4WD Turbo Masters 1. RSWats - Porsche 911 SC RS 2. Cubits - BMW M1 3. Janne Laahanen - Renault Clio Williams Challenger 1. Dennis Zetak - Lancia Stratos HF 2. Magadaguda - Lancia Stratos HF 3. Hsin Ho - Porsche 911 SC 3.0 Tourist 1. Lantis - Skoda 130 RS 2. Mahrol - Wartburg 353 W 460 3. Armageddon666 - Skoda 130 RS Enjoy the trophies!

Hello everyone! We are currently in the process of checking the replays from round 2 but we also want to give you enough time to prepare for the next one. So here is the stage list for Three Samurais: Akagi Bruchsal Unteröwisheim has a loop Haguenau has loops Liptakov 1 Olocau Gatova Osli-Stryckovy dangerous finish boards Peklo Semetin 2009 Shomaru Pass II SSS Valasske Mezirici has loops Svince Vacarisses SS2 Woliborz - Jodlownik Zaton Mitterbach Mitterbach Tarmac Mlynky Snow R dangerous finish boards Odry Snow Passo Valle Passo Valle Reverse Peklo Snow Peklo Snow R SS Uchan-Su Winter Sturec Snow II Kormoran II Loch Ard Noiker Noiker II Piren Tarmac Pirka Menoko Prospect Ridge Prospect Ridge II Sipirkakim Tanner

So the wine in Tuscany is was so good the organisers dozed off and almost forgot there was a rally to attend to. How would you react yourself if you were forced on a 2 month break in Italy? For those traveling between stage 11 and stage 12, take a pitstop in San Gimignano. Specifically at Gelateria Dondoli to enjoy some quality ice cream (or gelato if we don't want to offend the Italians again). From experience I can say it's the best gelato I've ever had. The nice little village around the shop was a nice plus. Anyway, this little tangent literally served no purpose but to distract from what you're all here for: the Rallye Sanremo roadbook! >>> LINK TO RALLY <<< >>> GOOGLE SHEETS VERSION <<<      

We have received clearance from local authorities in San Remo to start the rally, but only after we assured them we wouldn't involve pineapples with any other food from their local cuisine. That being said, we'd like to give an update on the schedule for San Remo and the other rallies this season. San Remo will be delayed until the Three Samurais' original date. Three Samurais will be postponed to the original Rally Saturnus date and so on for the other rallies. For London-Mexico this means we'll have a new date in 2025. The exact dates can be found in the updated ⁠calendar . You can find the stages for Sanremo here. We decided to postpone all rallies because we want to allow other championships on RSF to hold their postponed rallies, so there at least isn't one big rally from SRM overlapping with those rallies. We hope this will reduce the load on the schedule for drivers that participate in multiple championships. Further questions can be asked in ⁠#srm-discussion...

Hello! As those of you on our Discord server will have undoubtedly noticed, we have decided to postpone Sanremo Rally until further notice. While lore-friendly explanations involving pineapples are all fun and dandy, the real reason is something further outside our control. Since the latest RSF update, a severe bug was discovered. Known as "timing bug", it alters the speed in which the simulation runs vs. actual clock. While RSF team is working on an update, the timetable is up in the air. Rest assured, the entire team is doing their best to resolve the situation as soon as possible. In the meantime, we had no real alternative but to delay the event. We know a lot of you have looked forward to the rally, and some of you have planned your intensive real-life schedules in order to participate in this event. For that we can only apologise. However, the nature of the bug is one which severely affects anyone who happens to fall victim to it, and while the possibility of a technica...