Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

This reminds me of that #RayBradburry short story about the knight and a dragon.

#WRC #RallyeMonteCarlo

Let's reflect upon how good Takamoto Katsuta is.

Seconds off pace of the best of the best. He was also leading against Ogier on one of the stages today. So good. So much progress since I started following the sport in 2019.

I've never been to Kyiv, but today I had a dream that I'm in Kyiv with my Latvian school friends.

It was dusk and all the lights were off, no electricity anywhere, but my Ukrainian friends were dancing to the light of power banks and keeping their spirits high as our other friends were fighting on the frontlines. It was a bittersweet dream, but also a reminder that peace and a sense of *relative normalty* comes at a cost of lives of infrantry on the frontline.

This is why heavy armour has to be shipped to Ukraine *WITH NO DELAY*. Almost a year has passed and there's no decisive military help from the West.

Don't get me wrong, the help is considerable, but it's morally and pragmatically on the SMALLER side of things rather than on the HIGHER.

We're balancing on the brink of #WorldWar3, arguably, it's as good as already started and we need to demonstrate that we have learned something from the #WorldWar2.

Finally, per-class classification in #WRC and #WRC2.

Also, latst year's #WRC was a supporting series for this year's #WRC2 :)

Rally fans will always find a way to be unsafe.

Real world #RallyeMonteCarlo is happening now. It's beautifully dry and fast this year.

#WRC

@alesgenova https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AAhP0ta1Bw0&feature=youtu.be here's my horrible driving.

@alesgenova

5. For me driving on snow is easier than driving on tarmac, but I can see how it may not be the case for tarmac specialists. Practice some snow stage from leg 3 with hairpins. And practice stage 10 because downhill snow is brutal.

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4. Don't lock up brakes at the entry into chicane on stage 11. Actually, it's just a 800 meter show super-stage, so you can practice the Lyon stage three-four times. Surprising amount of people in class messed up on it, and it's basically three straights.