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26th October 2007, 19:50 #1
2007 championship, Loeb or Gronholm?
After the first day of rally Japan, Gronholm is already out of the rally and Loeb is in 2nd.
If he finishes where he is he will have a 4 point lead in the championship and with rally Ireland being tarmac there is a good chance he could win there.
Loeb has never won rally GB, but Gronholm has won twice. Even if he wins it this year it might not be enough towin the championship it Loeb wins in Ireland and if Loeb finishes on the podium in GB.
I think Loeb will win the campionship this year.
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26th October 2007, 20:09 #2
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I can't see Loeb losing it now, he's already had his annual mistake in Sardinia.
If the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off!
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26th October 2007, 20:20 #3
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Originally Posted by J4MIE
He will win except if he gets a DNF on one of the last 3 rallies.
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26th October 2007, 20:54 #4
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Originally Posted by xavier
I did think at the time that Malcolm Wilson was wrong not to have team orders... other events too but I forget which. Germany for one.If the world didn't suck, we'd all fall off!
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26th October 2007, 21:01 #5
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Originally Posted by J4MIE
And why? Do we now look back and say if, if? O come on. We live in a this is world. Fact is telling what we have. For Gronholm it is a pitty. I want to see him as Champion too, but he don't helped him self now. That is more important then a teamboss who said to a teammate slowdown.
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26th October 2007, 21:01 #6
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Yes it appears to be in Loebs hands.The preparation for RI has demonstrated that Loeb has mastered the nature of the roads, whereas Gronholm dosent appear comfortable and I dont think a two day test in the IOM will be sufficient, thus more points dropped to Loeb and too much to do at RGB.
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26th October 2007, 21:07 #7
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Well, like MikeD said, it ain't over till fat lady sing. I won't count Marcus out until rally GB is over. No matter what the points are.
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26th October 2007, 21:41 #8
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Loeb's method of driving makes mistakes almost impossible, if I was a betting man, I would bet on Loeb becoming champion again.
In anticipation of the next corner...
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26th October 2007, 22:19 #9
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There is allways the Kimi factor... Besides, two more days in Japan and two rallies after that so it anyones game. Although sad to say, at this moment Loeb is the favourite
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26th October 2007, 22:22 #10
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Originally Posted by Fischer
As far as I consider, he knows how to be very close to the lmit but not overdriving.Zeque
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