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26th April 2016, 12:09 #91
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26th April 2016, 12:28 #92
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26th April 2016, 13:49 #93
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What NOT says is true regarding the last stage of the event, 16.32Km of twisty gravel road, conditions equal, no bullshit and Paddon blitzed Ogiers time. Forget the rest of the event, this stage alone was a huge deal, no one has done this to Ogier for a long time, in fact I cannot recall when Loeb ever did it to him?
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26th April 2016, 14:01 #94
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26th April 2016, 14:03 #95
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26th April 2016, 15:07 #96
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26th April 2016, 15:12 #97
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26th April 2016, 15:22 #98
In motorsport, there's no such thing like "equal road conditions". Its something that even a 5 year old kart racer has experienced. The pro and anti arguments of dust, sweeping, mud on tar, tyre wear etc. The only thing that will be fair to Ogier is if he gets to choose his start position everyday.
Then Bertelli would go first.
Someone explain how that would be fair to the drivers and more importantly the championship.
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26th April 2016, 20:59 #99
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26th April 2016, 21:08 #100
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one reason is this,that Ogier had worst tyres,due to previous stage pushing hard
another reason could be that because at penaltumate stage Ogier gained 20 sec,thought that Paddon couldnt push more,just rated Paddons speed wrong,for the last stage.
another could be that Ogier had seen Paddons speed through 3 days,and didn t like to risk points for championships,because before some rallies he had lost points attacking at power stage while he was 1st(if i remember right)
imho last has the most possibilities,in conjuction with worn tyres.Dont forget that Ogiers good pace at power stages is due to he can afford to dont push at penaltumate stages, because almost always, he had big differences from 2nd,and his tyres were at better condition.Something that didnt happened at this rally.Last edited by dimviii; 26th April 2016 at 21:16.
Latvala already said for 2025-2026 they should just take the hybrids out.
WRC main class in 2025