Originally posted by: otispunkmeyer
becuase your crap at it
in the world of rally finlanders are king. its their national sport. motor racing and rallying.
mika hakkinen (sp?) kimi raikkonen (sp?) marcus gronholm, tommi makinen
and theres more, racing drivers seems to be one of finlands biggest exports
Originally posted by: Wadded Beef
Why isn't rally racing popular in the U.S.?
Originally posted by: Wadded Beef
Originally posted by: loic2003
Reasons:
You have to squeeze a lot of horsepower out of a small engine
You need to make one hell of a tough, efficient and reliable car
There are corners.
Thinking about stage times is much more difficult than seeing which car is in front of the pack of cars
You need to be able to use a manual gearbox
Because they're not winning already so they don't want to venture out from sports they already dominate in as it's bad for the country's jingoistic mentality
/Jeremy Clarkson
haha, is that from a magazine or the show?
Because baseball is almost as dull as cricket. No-one watches cricket here either apart from proper lah-di-dah's.Originally posted by: Siddhartha
Why isn't baseball popular in England? Why isn't NASCAR popular in Germany? It is cultural. Most people like the music, sports, etc that they grew up with
Most US motor racing fans did not grow up with rallying.
Originally posted by: iversonyin
cuz Americans cant make a car that handle like a rally car? opppps sorry fanboys....i dont mean it
Originally posted by: virtualgames0
Originally posted by: iversonyin
cuz Americans cant make a car that handle like a rally car? opppps sorry fanboys....i dont mean it
Ford Focus WRC is a great rally car..
Colin McRae won the WRC championship with it.