Good job Elfyn... solid and some speed.
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Good job Elfyn... solid and some speed.
Hyundai pure disaster of a rally.
Yup Sordo is sadly done!
- Sordo pissed off that the helicopter is above and hits the police car with the door of his car
- Adamo looks like he is about to kill someone and goes quickly away from camera
Adamo looked a bit angry there!!!
wuhuuuu a stage win, continues his going with 25 rallies in a row
top and only hyundai at 7th place.
The atmosphere in Hyundai Motorsport doesn't seem too good..
Like New ZealandQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Jeez Adamo !
what a bunch of stupid questions again, get rid of her already
I started to write the he should be able to take it as a professional.... and then the interview came up and he was actually quite composed and said that everyone should calm down.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
He should keep that and not doing something crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
What a stupid comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
What questions should she ask? She asked about Sordo, Neuville and what he thinks about it. Should she instead be asking about the weather?
We surely need to get rid of her and get more of John D....
yes, there are plenty that could make use of a round of the WRC instead of some abandoned garbage pits that FIA somehow sees value in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mk2 RS2000
you are not allowed to say bad things about women... so shut up.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Yaaaaaaayyyy the typical brit PC culture lap dog to the rescue !!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
She didn’t ask anything useful! All the time she asks “what’s your feeling, how are feeling about this and that?”Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
What do I do with the knowledge what Adamo or anyone else there feels. nothing!
And they must get rid of desberoguh too. He is the same or even worse.
THIS IS IS PURELY MY OPINION.
That's Latvala stopped.
Edit: Moving again very fast but a long way back
so 13 cars at the end of the stage ?
nice dumpster fire this rally is... lets have more rallies in countries like mexico.
Yeah rocks on the line like that are tough luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Similar in Portugal last year - Tanak broke the car on a big rock and Paddon crashed avoiding one, both while leading the rally.
Must be a hard call for the engineers whether to compromise speed with a higher ride height etc to protect the car, or run a bit lower for speed and hope the big rocks are in places the driver can see them in time to avoid them. Probably a bigger risk for the later road positions on the rougher rallies as the road gets ripped up more.
See? It is not so easy to win, even when you are the only competitor! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by BigWorm
Damn, his luck is unbelievable.Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
As for his pace, I'm speculating if the Toyota maybe is the hardest hit by the lack of oxygen in Mexico. It's clear the C3 is the strongest at this altitude, and the pace of all three Yarises leads me to think that. Add it to Latvala, who's always been critical of lower powered cars in which clean lines are essential, I'm guessing that's why he's been off the pace; he's likely used to having the extra power in the Toyota to power out of mistakes.
Fri 18:55 - Latvala in trouble
Jari-Matti's car will not restart in the pre-stage light fitting zone. Driver and co-driver are pushing the car. They had some sort of problem after Las Minas (SS7) and worked on the car for a long time on the road section. They only just checked into the control on time.
Seems like he's out. Jari having a terrible season so far.
3rd year in, still a village finish team of nobodies...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
if toyota had the team on autopilot it would do better than having such a useless management.
pathetic.
They have not sorted out the overheating issues, just have made some compromise with the performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
Obviously; it still makes sense that Latvala's driving style struggles with the lack of power, I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
So this means Nueville will be starting further back if Suninen, Mikkelsen, Sordo and JML restart. He could be fifth on the road which could be a sweet spot.
Honorable mention to Elfyn for keeping it safe to take second at the end of the day. Flew well under the radar!
You call what you have ‘life’ ? Mmm, maybe but as the man said ‘Not as we know it!’ Keep taking the meds.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Suninen doesn't restart.Quote:
Originally Posted by racerx1979
Quite the performances from Tänak and Ogier. Also Evans and Sordo before his car broke down. Well done.
EDIT: Also exceptional stage win on Las Minas from Tänak, being first on the road!
Is it already known what the issue was for Mikkelsen?
Quote:
Originally Posted by dupanton
Broken suspension.
It always is...Quote:
Originally Posted by WUff1
But he get try to win this day))) Yep, it's a hard job when you only one in a classQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
it's become to a joke. 6 running WRC cars w/o superally and 16 cars overall. Even Ukranian national championship has more :D
Suninen's end, quite a bit off the line:
Attachment 1742
According to this site his name is Suinen lol
https://www.crash.net/wrc/news/91500...en-crashes-out