Loeb hitting that bridge in Portugal is probably the most silly error this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by rp
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And Ogier cannot handle the current Pirelli tyres so leave him alone
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Loeb hitting that bridge in Portugal is probably the most silly error this yearQuote:
Originally Posted by rp
https://www-dirtfish.imgix.net/2022/...ize=entry-main
And Ogier cannot handle the current Pirelli tyres so leave him alone
Poor youQuote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
... or - karma is a ditch.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Just another reason proving why we need this event on the championship (assuming Germany isn’t coming back).
Me also had Neuville and Tanak one two. But actually I´m only sorry for Neuville and the mistake he did.Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
Hehe yes, I miss Germany. Ypres needs a bit more variety of stages to be a WRC round imo, but so far it has filtered quite a few people out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
No, poor Hyundai that waste seat and resources on him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Integrale
In 7 years, or more.
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It´s Saturday evening, I know, but calm down a bit, please...Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
He won them 15 rallies. Massive waste yes. For sure the people calling for him to be replaced by O. Solberg are right!Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
angry Taka, no hybrid again
When Taka is a bit angry, he speaks like a Finn. He have learned something in Finland :)
No, Solberg is not ready.Quote:
Originally Posted by becher
Yeah, he wins some rallies, but also do this type of incidents.
The worst is his cocky attitude against his teammate, it is not a very nice person to make comments like that, it dont sounds like humor or irony, just a$$hole comment.
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I miss it too but it doesn’t seem the FIA or the promoter are interested in bringing it back, but that’s a conversation for a different time for a different thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
I didn't like the comments either and I think it's not the first time he does something like that. Even so for me it's good to have someone like that, i like that there's a villain and as you can see he also got karma. Furthermore he is one of the fastest drivers and those are few and hard to find.Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
I´m quite happy for Tanak´s sake. He deserves one more win.
Damn thats a proper rivarly between Ott and Thierry
I'm at work, i don't need alcohol to mislike Neuville;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
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Tänak made clear his vision on Neuville's comments towards him: "we should not fight inside the team, we should fight with others"
Ott didn't liked it either :DQuote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
It's a good and calm comment and spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
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"I don't really know. Like [Neuville] said before that probably I don't have an issue. It's a shame what happened, but I think inside the team we shouldn't fight with each other - we should be fighting the others. I don't know what he was thinking."Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
If you can delivers comments with some humor, it's cool and fun, but this is not at a level a profesional athlete and a guy some people look up to should be at.Quote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
If i was the teamboss Adamo would look like a smal girl in my sum up of the rally.
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what a day, unbelievable drama all around, pfuh
Lefebvre managed to make 21 sec gap to Mikkelsen.
Will probably get the MSport seat now or Thierry's seat in Hyundai. Heard it here first.
Who?Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
LefebvreQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Thierry Neuville reacts after his retirement from the Ypres Rally
"Obviously I'm very frustrated. It's one of the biggest disappointments of my career because I was in front of my home crowd. I came into that right-angled left and took the rope well, but I I slipped on dust that wasn't there on the previous pass, nor in the corrections of my openers. It must have been deposited by the two or three cars in front of me. I slipped and fell in a small ditch. The spectators managed to get me out of the hole but the right front wheel was bent and there was no way to continue. It's really a shame. We'll leave tomorrow to try to score some points but the heart doesn't keep going. is more."
Julian said on AllLive that, some 3y ago Neuville told him that if he ever wins the WDC, he wants to do it the proper way, not in false way like some people recently, haven't win it correctly..(referring to Ogier)
Pretty bs.
Any driver would pick ,,teammates +3p help and a title'' to some points behind and 2nd place..
Don't worry, there is only a small chance that he will ever win a WDC.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
A very interesting day. Shame that Neuville continues to be toxic whenever he can. At some point, I almost liked him and thought that he has changed, but yeah, Neuville is Neuville. Happy for Tänak but one long and stressful day is still remaining. Would be nice if he scores 30p from Belgium, but probably he will take it easy during the PS if he can. 8.2 seconds is just small enough that you cannot really relax and have to push, but fingers crossed that he will score his third win in the season tomorrow. Hyundai in general seems quite competitive on the tarmac here.
I am not sure, but if Tänak wins tomorrow, is he the first who has won on the tarmac with Hyundai since 2017 besides Neuville?
Let’s be honest, this was a bad error when he had a decent gap to Tanak.
I like Neuville as he is usually good value, but I do fear that a Championship will elude him because he is prone to dropping the ball at bad moments.
On another note, let’s give a bit of credit to Oliver, he has had a solid day and hopefully will return a decent result for the team.
Yes, that is correct.
Edit: forgot to reply on quote, would appreciate if someone deletes this post instead, thanks!
Yes, that is correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrLill
Whole last year's Ypres podium trio has crashed out this year. And each no1 driver of their team (you could say Neuville was no1 for this rally at Hyundai)
Would be interesting to see if the "micro drama" that took place with Hyundai today and costed Neuville in the end escalates. Now, the less said about Breen the better. He only had to keep the car on the road for an easy top 5 (and potentially a podium) but he screwed up royally chasing windmills...
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
funny thing is, he could crash for all the remaining rallies of the season and teams would still pick him. You know why? Because nobody thinks "Neuville won't win a WDC so let's pick a driver even less likely to do so and that at the end of the year will have half of his points". So unless you pick a world champion instead of him, good luck wasting a seat on someone better.
I'm not really surprised, instead. This season has been too bad for him, it will be hard for him to win a single event.
I'm not sure how micro it is. Maybe it is quite strong inside but have not popped to the public so far, because they have had common enemy (not working car) so far and that's why there was impression, that they actually can work as a team.Quote:
Originally Posted by macebig