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28th October 2007, 08:30 #681Senior Member
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Somehow I think that nobody will get a good score in the pickems...
Originally Posted by N
What a rally,
Overall results
1 M. Hirvonen 3:23:57.6
2 D. Sordo +37.4
3 H. Solberg +4:33.7
4 M. Wilson +6:37.9
5 L. Perez Companc +6:40.4
6 M. Stohl +7:04.3
7 F. Villagra +11:15.3
8 G. Pozzo +21:53.0
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28th October 2007, 08:35 #682Senior Member
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Lame! I expected more out of Rally Japan. BORED just skimming through the information and articles.
Well I am drunk from the Halloween parties. Night everybody.
P. Solberg will rise again, WILL rise again.Marco Simoncelli 1987-2011
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28th October 2007, 08:54 #683Senior Member
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Excellent result for Matthiew Wilson on this event(and I'm sincere!!) at least he stayed on the road unlike many others !!!
I feel deeply gutted for Emma Gilmour !!!
If she hadn't have the mechanical failure she could have entered in tthe top 10 I believe(she was 14th of GrN yesterday)
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28th October 2007, 08:59 #684Senior Member
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Also great performance by portuguese driver Armindo Araujo !! I think it's his first PWRC podium
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28th October 2007, 09:02 #685Member
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Anyone know how the PWRC stands now, with Arai having problems, Pozzo winning and Higgins scoring?
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28th October 2007, 09:29 #686Member
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Higgy is out of it sadly, he needed 5th place miniumum. Originally Posted by ITC55
If Pozzo won both Ireand and GB he could be champion, but any other result and Toshi has it.
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28th October 2007, 09:35 #687Senior Member
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Great result from my countryman, Armindo Araujo, although all the problems he faced during this difficult rally.
For the first time in his short career, he won a special stage overall, as he managed to be faster than all the other guys, including the WRC's, on stage 9.
Now he's 4th in the championship 23 pts behind Arai. The best he can managed is to become 2nd in the championship, that is quite good, as he is driving for the first time in PWRC, having no International Rally experience.
I'm sorry for the retirement in the Acropolis Rally, that for sure compromised his title chances.
1st Arai 39 pts (6 of 6 events)
2nd Pozzo 22 pts (4 of 6 events)
3rd Higgins 18 pts (4 of 6 events)
4th Araujo 16 pts (4 of 6 events)
5th Sohlberg 12 pts (4 of 6 events)WRC welcome back to Portugal!!!! It's going to be amazing!!!!
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28th October 2007, 10:14 #688Member
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Araujo has been excluded post event for a technical irregularity related to his roll cage ..
So Higgins does finish 5th, and he's back in the championship after all!!!
Amazing! (Although not for Armindo obviously!)
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28th October 2007, 10:16 #689Member
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And technically thats not true, a win and a second place finish for Pozzo would give him the title. Originally Posted by nightracer
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28th October 2007, 10:33 #690Senior Member
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About Araujo's stage win. The last time stage was won with other than A8/WRCar was 2001 Monte Carlo SS2 by Hermann Gassner in Proton Pert (N4).
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strong performance.
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