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I was remarking on the hugely impressive pace with an R5 car, but nevermind.

You didn't answer the question anyhow.

I would rather see a level playing field and different winners on merit.

Would you say that if it was Tidemand? ;)

Leg 3 times, Lappi!!

http://rally-base.com/2016/rally-italia-sardegna-2016/?leg=3

Not convinced about that. He was often slower than Kopecky here whilst driving a WRCar...

Haha Kopecky "This stage was like Dakar, I feel too young to drive this type of stage"

5th for Lappi on SS18! Maybe he can try for powerstage points hehe.

He was trying to be cautious the first two days which looked to be a sensible approach before his problem.

When we see Camilli, with so little experience setting great times, I do wonder what a really fast and experienced driver could do with a Fiesta.

Lappi disagrees.

This is why the current rules with pretend second teams is so silly.

Indeed, stunning time by Lappi. Now he is off the leash he can show what he can do.

Quite right.

Also, what if this had happened on the final day? Winner decided in the stewards room hours afterwards?

What happened to Ostberg?

How are drivers supposed to know whether to attack or not if they don't know what their position is!?

Were the drivers right to slow or not? This is turning in to a joke.

Another Lappcident :(

Six events in to the season. Not bad.

Maybe Rossetti too. Unfortunate that at the peak of their careers the WRC was in a downturn, and the Punto wasn't good enough for them to compete consistently in IRC, plus Anton Alen was clogging up...

Puncture i'd guess. Bring back mousse!

Suninen is crazy fast on this stage.. no sweeping effect this time.

Nice time by Scandola on SS3.

SS2 stopped and cars going through in road mode.

Incredible time, although I think lower start position is a big advantage on Sardinia?

Ogier won a stage here in the Fabia S2000.