4,5 seconds now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
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4,5 seconds now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I wouldn't read much into it. Loeb has bever been fast on SD if he didn't need to (SD was qualifying for road positions at one point). Also last year on Mexico SD he was one of the slowest then fought in the top during the rally. This is somewhat comparable situation since he said he has not driven on wet gravel for 6 years.
Thats what I was thinking. A new rally is a level playing field and Loeb could've took on the rest for the win.
But then years away from wet gravel seems could penalise him.
Hopefully the rally stages may be drier.
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Originally Posted by Co-FIN
Just imagine how good this J. Martínez Fontana is, if he's able to beat both Kalle and Mads. Maybe he'll be the one replacing either Latvala or Meeke in 2020!
Mads Řstberg
@MadsOstberg
Wet & slippery at SD today, Wales'ish almost. As in Sweden, not the most favourable surface for us, but this rally is the last rally before udated version for Portugal. I'm still confident regarding our chances to do well here in @RallyMobilChile #WRC2PRO #C3R5
He set the time on a drying road after the 45ish minute break while Kalle and Mads did theirs before. Just like Mikkelsen, Tänak, Latvala, Evans and Loeb set their fastest times.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet
He will crash on day one...Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight