In the middle of the season, we asked foreign guests how they see the Lithuanian rally championship.
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Samsonas Crossfit Rally Team Challenge ’23
Martynas Samsonas talks about the latest sports idea – Samsonas Crossfit Rally Team Challenge
Continue reading…E.Blūms / D.Eglitis – Rally Žemaitija ’23
A conversation with Emils Blūms, who once again proved that no matter what old car you drive, you can get impressive results if you do it well. Emils returned to Lithuania after a 5-year break and finished 4th in the Rally Žemaitija.
Continue reading…Teemu Asunmaa – Rally Visaginas ’23
Interview with Teemu Asunmaa, a frequent guest in Lithuania, who tested the Polish Toyota GR Yaris and climbed on the podium of Rally Visaginas
Continue reading…Škoda Fabia WRC
The series that started during the quarantine continues. Gabrielius Kapočius reviews the history of Škoda Fabia WRC car and its appearance in Lithuania
Continue reading…N5 cars and their future in Lithuania – Martynas Samsonas and RMC Motorsport
The further you go, the more the combination of one letter and number – N5 – becomes more and more known to the Lithuanian rally community. And the further, the greater contribution these cars will make to the Lithuanian rally. Two interviews with people who are responsible for the speed and appearance of these cars in Lithuania – Martynas Samsonas and RMC Motorsport manager Roberto Mendez.
Continue reading…S.Pajari / J.Hussi – Samsonas Rally Utena ’22
Interview with Samsonas Rally Utena winner – Sami Pajari
Continue reading…E.Cais / J.Žáková – Rally Žemaitija
Here’s an interview with Erik Cais, who took advantage of Lithuanian fast-paced roads, as the test before European Rally Championship starts in Poland and Latvia
Continue reading…Limits and Rallying
In one documentary about extremely old times when men sacrificed their lives to reach the limits of their own and cars , I heard an interesting comparison. Motorsport is like climbing out a window reaching that limit before you just fall out. And in history, those falls were not one and not two. Hundreds. Or maybe even thousands. Taking away even those who watch that spectacle. Once upon a time, death in motorsport was completely common and taken for granted. Times have changed little by little and today the situation is completely different. And while racers still “fall through the windows” to reach the limits, modern security technology in most cases allows that fall to survive. So I decided to ask those we look at with awe standing next to the special stages. What do they think about limits? Why are they are reaching them and what processes are going on at the time? So, Limits and Rallying.
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