VW and Toyota have the right attitude. Hopefully it's contagious.“So I have to show everyone that Toyota needs rally to make ever-better cars. The main objective it to make car fans and make ever-better cars,” Toyoda said.
Yeah, unless you get lucky and an uploader sneaks it onto youtube, no there's no more [free] daily/event highlights. I certainly don't mind wrc introducing subscriptions where you can view exclusive content (I've read rumors about LIVE onboards becoming a feature, that would be cool), but in my opinion it's poor taste to take something you've released for free via tv and/or internet for a decade or more and suddenly try to stick it behind a paywall. Not to mention doing it in the middle of a season. Give me something of value that I haven't had before and I'll be more than happy to sign up. But take away standard coverage to try and force me to pay, you won't see a dime from me.Is there any possibility to watch the highlights online? Until half the season they had them on wrc.com before you got some uploaders on youtube, but it seemed that their videos got taken down. There is some paid service like wrc+, but I am not a die hard rallye fan.
I really liked to watch the highlights of each day even though it took them longer and longer to upload it, but now I don't really car anymore. Has anyone details on that?
I don't think it is a good decision to hide a sport which already hasn't a lot of TV/online viewers.
http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/news/november/citroen-monte/page/1981--12-12-.htmlI have to say I didn’t hesitate for a second when I was offered the chance to compete
I think Daniel and I would agree that Monte-Carlo is one of our favourite events. The beautiful roads, the fact of having to gamble when it comes to tyre choice and the party atmosphere that you get on the stages: we can’t wait to experience it all again!