And any news about Chuchala?
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And any news about Chuchala?
Tarabus has stopped.
Gryazin also missing :(Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Confusing end here...
According to my results he is comfortably leading ERC3 after SS13.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Isn't he leading ERC2?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mariusz
Times just coming through now for me.
Breen wins AGAIN !!
I hope he still is. He wasn't in stage 13 results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
He finished SS13 with time 7:37,5.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mariusz
Finished ss14 as well. Must have been a glitch in results.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Are there correct times for SS14 somewhere?
congrats to Breen -Scott for their win.
Malcolm doesnt like that,an ds3 in front of armada of fiestas and in front of drivers with big support from him.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfnPq0CWwAAgYAX.jpg:large
Also congrats to Kajto.Fast at every surface,even at specialist events like that on Ireland.
Evans at a diiferent league,but seems that was pushing too far his limits.
Is somebody who can help? i want to see if at stage 9 if it was dry,or have big dry parts.
oh no ... sorry for him, did a very good rally! :(
All in all it seems like a very good ERC round!
Full stage onboard of Fisher from SS3 The Glens via FIAERC channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3L5IfR6UkM
I haven't yet finished watching but what a stage it is! Wow!
Holy tits that's quick!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
It is, but it's even more amazing to consider that even though Fisher went 3rd fastest on this stage, only 2.4 seconds slower than Kajetanowicz, Breen did it 26.5 seconds faster than Fisher! I want to see Breen's onboard!Quote:
Originally Posted by MrJan
Daniel Trunkát, the co-driver of Jaromír Tarabus (also the man who pays the whole show) said it was his mistake behind the crash in the last stage.
From T&T Facebook
https://scontent-frt3-1.xx.fbcdn.net...75482136_o.jpgQuote:
End in L3 to R6, it does not work out every time... Thanks to everyone for your support, we wanted to gain the 4th place...Co-pilot takes it upon himself...
I've got to admit that I did wonder how much quicker it would look with someone like Ogier or Loeb.Quote:
Originally Posted by the sniper
I guess it is critical what tires they had. The road seems not so wet and Breen had medium as I remember right.Quote:
Originally Posted by the sniper
Compared to Canarias this time Eurosport managed a lot better to catch the action. Even those short videos with provisional standings have some great stuff in them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjaMTw
Εvans bent rear wheel
https://www.instagram.com/p/BD_n6CapGmb/
Provisional standings after Ireland:
ERC:
1 Kajetan Kajetanowicz (60),
2 Alexey Lukyanuk (38),
3 Craig Breen (38),
4 Luis Monzon (25) ,
5 Alastair Fisher (23)
ERC2
1 Chuchała (78)
2 Scattolon (55)
3 Ranga (29).
ERC3
1 Łukasz Pieniążek (44),
2 Łukasz Habaj (39),
3 Chris Ingram (29),
4 Zoltan Bessenyey (27),
5 Marijan Griebel (26),
6 Tomasz Gryc (22)
7 Nikolay Gryazin (22).
MSA British Championship:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
POSN 1 2 TOTAL
1 Elfyn Evans Dolgellau 50j 0 50
2 Josh Moffett Monaghan 5 25 30
3 Jonathan Greer Belfast 3 15 18
4= Tom Cave Aberdovey 10 8 18
4= David Bogie Dumfries 8 10 18
6 Fredrik Ahlin Hammaro, Sweden 15 0 15
7 Jamie Anderson Ellistown 0 6 6
8 Euan Thorburn Duns 6 0 6
9 Rhys Yates Chesterfield 0 5 5
10 Matt Edwards Colwyn Bay 4 0 4
11 Oliver Mellors Bakewell 0 4 4
12 Robert Duggan Co. Kerry 0 3 3
13 Mattias Adielsson Billdal, Sweden 0 2 2
14 Keith Cronin Bantry, Co Cork 2 0 2
15= Patrick O'Brien Tyrone - 1 1
15= Desi Henry Portglenone 1 0 1
anyone knows if the tyres that Evans used were wrc spec or erc? Dmack saying that they had a new tyre, looks very promising if you look what times Evans was setting.
Good job by ERC Jnr Chris Ingram on his first outing with the new car/co-driver/team. Tough rally to debut in and no mistakes. :)
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CfoagC6W8AAI81U.jpg
Well done also to Kajto for pushing so hard for the win when he could've just settled for the points. Great commitment.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cfn61MhWcAI4tH4.jpg:large
i d like to see this tyre at hotter rallies.Low temperature rallies always are ''forgiving'' to not so good rally tyres.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
For sure there is a progress from previous versions.A bad tyre even at low temps cant win stages repeatedly even with a better driver(Evans).
Congrats to Breen, Martin and DGM. It’s great to see that a well prepared DS3 (or 208) is a reliable and competitive car.
Kajto close second place, DMack’s evolution on tarmac and the speed of Tarabus and McCormack were also impressive.
This amazing rally showed ERC need to have events with strong and competitive national fields. It’s a shame Eurosport can’t get a French or/and an Italian rally into the calendar.
JERC leg 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSoQjIVJAds
@Rally Power - the co driver for Craig Breen is Scott Martin - not Martin Scott (who as far as I know is a bus conductor in Aberdeen!)
Alas adding congrats to Craig and Scott
Think he had it right mintex as he referred to them as breen and martin. Not as craig and martinQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
My bad - but was sure I read Craig , Martin - clearly I was wrong. Shouldn't post until after first coffee!!Quote:
Originally Posted by wia5958
Fantastic driver's stage. Not so good for spectators, very little access and few juctions unless locked in for 7 or 8 hours but can't have it all. Great video.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
And wins ERC-J, great result.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Lots of onboard action in 4 hours (starts on 26th minute)...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eUYQDK6fm3U
Yeah bit of a shame, but given a choice between a rally having a stage like that or some mild but easily accessed speccy stage then I'll take the proper stage every time.Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157