On Ogiers onboard there were two rocks. One in line on the inside and one slightly right.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Looks like Ogier removed the one on the right and dug out the one on the left to the middle of the road.
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On Ogiers onboard there were two rocks. One in line on the inside and one slightly right.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Looks like Ogier removed the one on the right and dug out the one on the left to the middle of the road.
Yeah Tänak had the same in KenyaQuote:
Originally Posted by doubled1978
Is this the biggest number of crashes in one rally in the Rally1 era? I can't recall so many drivers going off on one rally for a long time.
No, he is not nominated.Quote:
Originally Posted by erikli2
No, he's not entered for manufacturer points. You get to nominate 3, they picked Rovanpera, Ogier, Evans.Quote:
Originally Posted by erikli2
In the end, Hyundai could have more points than Toyota here if they will have good PS..
Katsuta, Tanak, Lappi, Evans, Rovanpera, Munster all of them crashed + Pajari almostQuote:
Originally Posted by archie106
This just confirms Ogier's and Neuville's experiences and Adrien's TOP form this year and champ's mentality.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
They get 12 more even without PS. Disaster for Toyota.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
If Pajari gets to the end, he can call himself "a survivor".Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
When almost everyone is faster than you but crash you are on top form?Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
To finish first, first you need to finish...
Yes. He was able to keep it on the road and brings another podium home. If someone hasn't got a pace he bin it so often, Fourmaux don't. That's a good form.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Yes and most of the others have much more experience and more pre-event testing than Fourmaux.
If "TOP" form means you need to hope for others to crash to even get a podium or that Sesks in his first rally with hybrid beats you easily it is unlikely you ever win much.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
He is doing ok, but would never call it "top".
Also had quite some lucky moments like first stage today or the massive jump off road in Latvia.
Fourmaux is really unexperienced compared to other guys who binned it.. He isn´t OK, he is greatQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
What happens with points of saturday with crash of Kalle, himself not taking points. But what with points for Ogier and Neuville?
Top personal form compared to a couple of years ago. Doesn't matter what others do.
They all move up a place and bag the points.Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
Apparently Ogier wil score 18 points from saturdag and Neuville 15, because Kalle DNF
So Ogier first and Neuville Second again, just like 2013, only missing Østberg to complete that same exact podium ;)
Ogier gets 18 and Neuville 15. Ogier benefits against Neuville by 1 point in the end, but again, it is unlucky for Evans and Tanak for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
https://rally-base.com/2024/secto-ra...4/?ssGroupId=6
The top four look pretty tight for Sunday points.
You sure? Some say that in this scenario that 18p is frozen and no-one gets it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Oh man, wonder when Kalle stops crashing at Finland
It seemed to me that Rovanpera hit a rock, which lifted his front wheels off the ground; and with no steering, he continued into the trees. Does it seem that way to other people?
I think that im quite sure, let's seeQuote:
Originally Posted by Dontcut
Whatever happens in the small power stage, just want to say, a huge well done to Pajari, yes he’s in the Toyota, yes it’s his home event, but I can only imagine the amount of pressure was huge both for Enni & him was huge; okay he made that mistake on Friday but ever since, he’s quietly gone about his business and kept his cool & head down, glad to see we have another driver to lookout for his future.
They confirmed it on all live nowQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
OK, then one estonian media outlet is wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Rain. Perfect.
Regs:
Quote:
To score points, the crew must be classified in the Final Classification of the rally. If a crew is not classified in the Final
Classification of the rally, the next Competitor(s) will be moved
up to score points.
In wrc.com provisional standings it is 15 for Ogier. And I also remember points are frozen.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Ok, then wrc.com is also wrongQuote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
The downhill powerstage was far more spectacular :(
Yeah, but too far from Jyväskylä (wrong way...). Also Ruuhimäki is a bit far, but is to me the best ever Power stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Think Kalle can still technically get the points from Saturday. They just have to finish the rally regardless of position. Since the crew isn't OTL yet, it can theoretically complete the rally. Once they go OTL and are officially retired,the points get redistributed.
Just noticed Solberg has a big chance of winning WRC2 without driving a single tarmac round.
What points :D car is wrecked and Kalle/Jonne already in helicopter and probably at home by now..Quote:
Originally Posted by macebig