4" Ground Clearance MINIMUM: (everyone did okay at treekiller but this event will be brisker and a bit more difficult) there are spots where if it's raining they turn into 3" deep water crossings so plan accordingly. I drove them last night in the rain and made it through and by november the rainy season will be over, but who knows.
All Season, Snow, or rally tires reccomended:
These roads are a bit more agressive and more Dirt/MUD/CLAY then sand. so please plan accordingly, the clay/mud gets very sliperery when wet and while you will make it through on summer tires you'll have more fun with some tread. (This means you mike)
David Richards - WRC supremo / Prodrive boss (as told to Reuters):
"You don't become a world champion without being a great, great driver. He will stand out amongst them as one of the icons of the sport. It's easy to think of him just as an English star but remember that he won events all around the world and he had an extraordinary following. He was the first English world champion and he did it in great style as well, he was very professional in the way he went about it. He and Colin [McRae] were great pals but nonetheless two completely opposite ends of the spectrum with Colin's flamboyance and Richard's sheer determination and professionalism. He - Burns - had a very methodical, determined style."
http://www.tamparacing.com/forums/a...r-25th-burns-mcrae-memorial-rally-bmrflsm.pdf
check the link for the flier
All Season, Snow, or rally tires reccomended:
These roads are a bit more agressive and more Dirt/MUD/CLAY then sand. so please plan accordingly, the clay/mud gets very sliperery when wet and while you will make it through on summer tires you'll have more fun with some tread. (This means you mike)
David Richards - WRC supremo / Prodrive boss (as told to Reuters):
"You don't become a world champion without being a great, great driver. He will stand out amongst them as one of the icons of the sport. It's easy to think of him just as an English star but remember that he won events all around the world and he had an extraordinary following. He was the first English world champion and he did it in great style as well, he was very professional in the way he went about it. He and Colin [McRae] were great pals but nonetheless two completely opposite ends of the spectrum with Colin's flamboyance and Richard's sheer determination and professionalism. He - Burns - had a very methodical, determined style."
http://www.tamparacing.com/forums/a...r-25th-burns-mcrae-memorial-rally-bmrflsm.pdf
check the link for the flier
havent done a tds rally in a while.
