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eWRC.com

To my shame I only donated last month for the first time but happy to hear the website is ok for now. The thing is people expect things for free on the internet but it's never free, it's either ads or selling your data or something. I prefer to pay for something directly and get a quality thing or service.
 
Andre Oliveira said:
Ogier talked with other drivers to help us. Obviously i will not say the amount, but the champ made a lot for us.

In name of eWRC-results.com team i thank you all of you for the help to keep the project alive.
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It's only right that we support you as your work is so valuable.

And also that the drivers help too - many times they have been seen using eWRC results instead of the official ones. It's that good.
 
So many Czechs donating. Rallying is so big in that country. Idk why WRC doesnt have a round there.
Biggest national autocross championship too, but euroAX have TWO races over there.
 
lmmjvss said:
So many Czechs donating. Rallying is so big in that country. Idk why WRC doesnt have a round there.
Biggest national autocross championship too, but euroAX have TWO races over there.
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Ewrc is Czech site. It's natural that there is relatively high number of donors from CZ when the website publishes articles in Czech language which are in their majority related to the Czech rally scene.

For me the percentage of foreign donors is more surprising.
 
Mirek said:
For me the percentage of foreign donors is more surprising.
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It surprises me what seems to be a high percentage of Germans and Brits that donate. Okay, big populations/wealth, but I wouldn't consider either (nowadays*) to be core rallying nations. Do the likes of France and Italy just have alternative homegrown sites?

*Though there is a large legacy audience in the UK which eWRC serves too.
 
the sniper said:
It surprises me what seems to be a high percentage of Germans and Brits that donate. Okay, big populations/wealth, but I wouldn't consider either (nowadays*) to be core rallying nations. Do the likes of France and Italy just have alternative homegrown sites?

*Though there is a large legacy audience in the UK which eWRC serves too.
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afaik for Italy, there's the national timekeeper association website for regional rallies (they do the time service in all Italian races).
(imho worst than ewrc)
 
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https://dirtfish.com/rally/ewrc/dirtfish-announces-partnership-with-ewrc‑results/
 
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eWRC results say on their website that planned starts and updates to their databases newer than 1 week only are for Premium customers.

But have anyone found out where we can become a premium customer?
 
It seems to be gone from the website now and the tweet has been deleted?
Hopefully a rethinking of prices, I understand the site can't run for free and am willing to pay but €8 is a bit much in my opinion.
 
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