No, I like Loeb. Hope he does well, just funny reading you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
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No, I like Loeb. Hope he does well, just funny reading you :DQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
I see Evans has some real motivation fighting for his future in WRC.
LOL.... just look at the split of huttunen !!!!!!!
That red bull asian miracle kid is good when competition is for dogs... when things get tight he only has his manager.
Faster than Neuville!Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
If Huttunen continues like that, he will lead WRC2 after SS4. Kalle clearly slower than Kopecky.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Loeb 3rd fastest... very close to ogier now but the road advantage is gone.
he was leading after ss3 alreadyQuote:
Originally Posted by Esko
And now Huttunen is down by 2 minutes?
Citroen blew any chance of another win this season when they dropped Meeke.
Loeb not happy with the car.
Seems puncture for Huttunen
I dont understand. How can one stage you be completely off the pace and next one, you set fastest time (Mikkelsen). Its different stage characteristics or some tactics?
Clearly not any tactics. Must be about his feelingQuote:
Originally Posted by Lead
Ooooh JARIIIII :(
On the bright side, maybe he's still got it after all? You don't set such amazing splits out of pure luck.
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Originally Posted by Lead
Mikkelsen Andreas - "We did some changes to the car so I could have a little more control over the rear which helped. It is a new stage but I felt really comfortable. It is a good time but I expect people will go quicker."
Jaris problem was never his speed... but overall he is nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
It happens in just about every second rally this season that multiple Hyundais arrive at the rally with bad setup. Happened often last year as well though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lead
People never learn with these things, when showing off...and don`t remember, what happened last time (and countless of times before).
Actually if team orders apply Ogier has 18 and Neuville 8 - but there is a long way to go!Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
of course theres a long way to go and it isnt made by me...it just amazes me how some here get so angry about posting it, lol
This is a championship for the ages
Tanak really needed at least one, if not both team mates in and around him.
They are still there, Lappi also found a good pace on the last one. Could change ofc, but not gone yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Lappi will fix his brake problems and if Latvala continues with this speed then they will climb up i guess..of cousre the conditions are more even now.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
is the rain really 100% sure for tomorrow like they are telling on ALLive?
Toyota should have been used Latvala and Lappi to help Ott already earlier on during the season, but with them being both slow and making mistakes, they are not much of a help for Ott, unlike in Ford and Hyundai they have managed to do it. Yet, of course I hope that WRC does not become F1 in the team tactics, but in the end of the year it is inevitable.
Nice fight in WRC2. From 1st to 11th place no gap is bigger than 10 seconds.
yes, totally different weather tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
shit
yeah, no need for lotteryQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
What a sad stage was SS4 for Finns. Both Latvala and Huttunen (in WRC2) were clearly fastest and would had led WRC and WRC2. But then both had puncture. Hope they can keep good pace also during afternoon. Lappi should get his brake problem solved.
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even Ogier is doing virtual championship, haha!
I am actually looking forward to rain. Spanish tarmac can give some boring results since the stages are so similar the stage results are often the same stage after stage. Off course it's not good if some people drive the stage dry and some wet, but as long as conditions are somewhat similar its good for following the rally.
Almost nobody tested on wet tarmac lately (only Latvala did) which will make it even more interesting.
Michel and Suarez also in trouble.
Huttunen had a puncture and broken diff
Blimey,those VWs are quick. This doesn't bode well for Hyundai, Citroen or MSport sales...
They are and the car is also good for sure, but they are also piloted by fast drivers. Huttunen with an i20 R5 was faster than Neuville in the SS4 second split, leading its category before puncturing.
Well, I would not talk of Camilli as a fast driver...
In WRC2 he was very promising before his failed 2016 WRC season, one argument, why Wilson put him in the WRC in the first place. In WRC2 2017, he was 2., but very competitive, had some wins etc. And most definitely VW also wouldn`t hire him for a one-off show-promo event, if he wasn`t up to it. They have pilots available in VAG, including last years champion Tidemand.