[WRC] Rally Sweden 2024

[focus206]

At least he and M-Sport admitted they did it on purpose.

Plus his action only benefitted himself and didnt adversely affect a direct rival (like Neuville did this year)...

M-Sport admitted they did it on purpose because they indeed did it on purpose...
But people try to make up conspiracy theories to stir the pot with drama, especially when the drivers they don't like is involved.

[Backa]

At least he and M-Sport admitted they did it on purpose.

Plus his action only benefitted himself and didnt adversely affect a direct rival (like Neuville did this year)...

It's competition, if something benefits one driver, it hurts chances of other drivers.

I can't expect Neuville to admit it was on purpose because I don't know if it was done of purpose.

[satnav]

I've rented a captur, so if you see a rental captur stuck please help me hahahaha

Just wondering how'd you get on

[NielsH]

Just wondering how'd you get on

No problems at all, had an "upgrade" to an Peugeot 308 with spikes. Thought the spectator parking's were perfect. Remember some "keep it pinned not to get stuck" moments from 2010 but none of that at all. Was overall really impressed by the effort mad by the organisation.

Got som of my pics online.





https://www.rally-photo.net/photo-ga...4-rally-sweden

(there are 2 pages but somehow the gallery does not go from the last pic of page 1 to the 1st pic of page 2).

[skarderud]

Everyone old enough remember sainz parking in front of the camereas in the last corner to demonstrate that he rather get the penalty than drives first the day after.
Its not new.

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[seb_sh]

Everyone old enough remember sainz parking in front of the camereas in the last corner to demonstrate that he rather get the penalty than drives first the day after.
Its not new.

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Was it to demonstrate or was it a mistake as he stopped too late and had passed the yellow boards? Had he stopped before the yellow boards he wouldn't have gotten a penalty. Indeed in that era it was quite common to do that.

[becher]

Was it to demonstrate or was it a mistake as he stopped too late and had passed the yellow boards? Had he stopped before the yellow boards he wouldn't have gotten a penalty. Indeed in that era it was quite common to do that.

It was a mistake, they miss judged the timing and had to slow more and eventually came to a halt after the yellow board.

[denkimi]

Everyone old enough remember sainz parking in front of the camereas in the last corner to demonstrate that he rather get the penalty than drives first the day after.
Its not new.

and yet it could so easily be avoided by having a wrc1 zero car in such conditions.

[satnav]

Everyone old enough remember sainz parking in front of the camereas in the last corner to demonstrate that he rather get the penalty than drives first the day after.
Its not new.

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Yes that was every year in Australia, teams had spotters on the stage with pit boards with the time they needed, but as becher said Sainz stopped after the yellow board so got a penalty.

[Atob WRC]

Highlights WRC Rally Sweden 2010 by Aneu Massa Tibats

https://youtu.be/thySK6DsPLg?si=MiBOrOawnzFUqXo5