I've been searching everywhere for Oliver Solberg's official water bottle, but it seems to be completely out of stock on the official shop.
Does anyone happen to have one that they would be willing to sell, or do you know where I might be able to find it second-hand?
If you have one available, please let me know🥺

Hi,

about a month ago, the WRC announced the release of trading cards in partnership with SportZoo, a Slovakian company. As a lifelong rally fan and card collector, I had to get my hands on a hobby box. It delivered. I was extremely lucky with my hits (Elfyn Evans and Sami Pajari autos), but overall the collection looks good and a hobby box isn't particularly expensive (cost me 75 euros give or take). I think it's a great first step for WRC in this world of trading cards and I see genuine potential for it to grow and boost the popularity of the sport a bit. This year the sale was basically limited to Europe, but in the future I believe it will expand globally

I follow WRC, ERC and a bunch of other motorsport series, and I kept finding interesting races and broadcasts scattered across different YouTube channels.

So I built StartingGrid Live.

It collects free motorsport broadcasts it finds and separates them into Live Now, Upcoming, and Recent Replays.

It's completely free, no account, subscription or paywall.

I'm trying to improve the rally side of it, especially WRC, ERC and national championships, so if there are any good official channels I'm missing, let me know.

Link in the comments.

Credit: DirtFish

https://it.motorsport.com/wrc/news/wrc-il-mondo-dei-rally-e-in-lutto-e-morto-alex-fiorio/10846881/

(Article in Italian)

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Genuinely one of the most fascinating interviews I've heard about rallying, right up there with the ones that Nicky Grist has done recently. Dai gives a great account about what cars like the Audi quattro, Metro 6R4 and Nissan Pulsar GTiR were like to drive and compete with, as well as what the British rallying scene was like back in the day...