The Baltic Sea and it’s special Challenges
Cimbern Rallye in Süderbrarup – remembered by some as Wikinger Rallye from earlier years – had already turned out as challenging event last year. Together with Nicolai Göttig the goal was in particular about break points and (enormously important with all the blind crests) precision of the pacenotes. Many of those things from last year
Easter in Summer
Zerf… you go there at Easter as there is rally. Well… right but due to the incredibly annoying and still lasting pandemic, Easter had to be moved to July this year. Consequently, this year’s rally Zerf was unusually hot. For the first time this year, this rally was the possibility to check which progress we
Learning Curve in Weiz Weather
“In Austria, a victory in Weiz is almost as precious as a victory at the Jänner Rally” To be honest, this quote sums it up pretty much. Our trip to the Austrian State Rally Championship was embossed by a steep learning curve and – as we know Weiz from previous years – freak weather par
First Podium 2021
Actually the past weekend was planned for recreation. Actually, the Baltic Sea is too far away for a 2 day trip. And actually, I am codriver to someone called Göttig, but this guy’s name is Nicolai… Nothing is older than yesterday’s plan and so I got contacted by Stefan Göttig – Nicolai’s father – one
Season Start Review
The first rallies of the year are done and the off-week is now offering the chance to take a look back at the rallies done so far – by the way with 3 events in 3 different countries the most international season kickoff so far. I started the season together with Thomas Lorenz in the
Stemwede and Reports
This season finally has started and after 2 rallies abroad in Europe, we are heading for the German Championship kickoff to Stemwede today. I am sitting in Thomas Lorenz’ Skoda Fabia S2000 as in May in Czech Republic. You can find information about the rally as well as itinerary and live timing at the event
