Oliver faster than Lappi on split 3...
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Oliver faster than Lappi on split 3...
Who cares what hes trying to doQuote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
WTF, now they left the SS2 broadcast?
So what, we could instead watch more from great WRC2 battle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Also talk about toxicity and tell people to shut the fuck up....right.
Nice to see Tanak in third with the Puma.
What are they doing?! Do they not want us to watch the Rally2 competition?Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Morons...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
...and then he lost masively on next split.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Just what he shouldn't be doing again...epic splits or stage time and then issues immediately.
Only solace is that he is not nominated for points here.
If they have to cut to another stage for Rally1s ok.. tonight there is no excuse.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Yes, I would love that too. But that's an issue of broadcast production. And it's definitely not a reason to call someone old fart and similar stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Solberg +2:22 on a split
It would have been nice to see/hear why.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Gryazin killing it once more. Give this man a Rally1 car
Dirtfish
DAMAGE FOR SOLBERG
Oliver Solberg has made it to the end of SS2, but not completely unscathed. He's got damage to his left rear wheel.
That's cost him over two minutes. Not the ideal start to the rally for him.
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He has a bright future in ARAQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Sure, let him race and have fun, but don't give him a starting position among the best rally drivers in the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
Yeah, I agree with that. But that's not really his fault, is it? It's fault of promoter.Quote:
Originally Posted by erikli2
100%Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
he could rent a rally2 or a rally3 car to have some fun and give his rally1 car to a young talent. he is supporting munster for example and that's really cool. but people should know where there talents and limits are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
either american or some british i presume...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kenneth
social justice warrior plague has entered the sport.
don't you have some pride event to attend ?
Lol, he barely won anything for last 3 years...cause he was always "killing it" until crash (with Polo) or with previous Fabia usually didn't have the speed to win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
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he should step back for 2 years into WRC3...WRC2 is too early for him....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Unlike Solber/Formaux/Taka who are killing it in 7th place till they crashQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Some of you lot need to get off your high horses about Serderidis. It’s pathetic reading the hateful comments. He’s not affecting anyone else so I can’t see what the issue is. If he wants to spend money going rallying in a let’s face it half decent car, then there’s nothing to stop him.
If my lottery numbers came up I would be doing the same.
Wonder how many WRC results any of you complaining have got so far?
Being last is not something anyone aspires to. What kind of argument is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by kras
Actually Serderidis is a very good thing for the sport and i would be happy if there were 10 other drivers just like him. Then young drivers would have much higher chanche of getting to rally 1 machinery. There used to be many independent wrc drivers in the early 2000s but no one has the money anymore to drive these cars. Dont hate him hate the organizers who put him so early in the start list.
I thought you we're too busy hating all things rusian to pay attention to meQuote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
I think people forget that he OWNS the car. So it doesn't make sense to rent a Rally2 or a Rally3, also nobody else would drive 3rd Puma there, probably. It's really up to the promoter what they do in the situation of one driver with top tier car, but who isn't competitive against lower tier drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by bearclaw
And as you said, he supports Munster and there are already hints that Munster will drive the Puma at the end of the season.
Obviously since Gryazin won very few rallies even though he drives all the time someone else must have won them....Rossel is one of those. Plenty more (besides WRC drivers like Mikkelsen, Suninen, Østberg and Lappi) you have Lindholm, Huttunen, Lukyanuk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Indeed unlike Solberg and Fourmaux who won one rally each in Rally2 before going to WRC/Rally1.
Anyway the biggest surprise so far in WRC2 is Pepe Lopez.
Maybe time to go to bed guys, that's not what we talk about here.
Back on topic Evans had a good run, looks like his form in Japan was not an accident.
Looks like he and the team did fine tune the car for him, hopefully he can keep it up tomorrow & not muck it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
That's all rich coming from an englisman. How many languages do you speak? How many people did Tony Blair kill? When did Richard Burns apologize for Iraq?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
It’s rallying we are following. Leave the bickering and racism to the football fans
I agree. Good nightQuote:
Originally Posted by Norm75
Does that mean he has done better than you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Results aren’t everything. If the aim is to go out and enjoy yourself going rallying, then I’m sure he’s succeeding.
Btw Tänaks gravel crew is Ken Torn - Kuldar Sikk not Markko Märtin like it was reported here and in Twitter in the beginning of the week
Kalle and Neuville in the same corner
https://twitter.com/mundorallyes/sta...LzUXx89kaa3dVg
https://twitter.com/rallysolo/status...LzUXx89kaa3dVg
Very nice! finally some outside footage ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Thanks for posting it.
SS2 action
https://youtu.be/v3KILTDTL_4