how Essapeka Lappis co driver holds his pacenotes?
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As i have no info compared to wrc+ viewers, what insightful input you would like me to post? But yes, i accept criticism. I was much more active years ago (McRae, Burns and Märtin era), participated in pickems and everything, but went inactive then for some time after Märtin quit and my stats were reset (account deleted) and now unfortunately i dont have that much time to spend here. So kick me out again if thats not acceptable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Too much boring holiday for you...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Impressive number of spectators for a German rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by HaCo
spending all the day at beach with friends/ family,and every morning driving at mountains with a 400 bhp 550 nm evo viii is not boring at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Opens&Tightens twitter account has a photo of Solans crashed fiesta.
Sorry i cant copy paste.
Don't take it personally. I didn't want to criticise you. I also like reading posts on this forum after I come back from work to see what was going on in the rally. Many forum members have interesting observations. I agree with you. It would be said if they stopped posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Indreq
https://twitter.com/OpensTightens/st...56537566982144Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
A note on the progress of cars...
Last year the winning time on this stage was 6:13.9
now Østberg has 6:03.8.
I don't know if the stage is 100% the same, but the listed length is same. Almost 1 s/km is a huge difference.
Evans out or puncture
How does the weather and road condition compare?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Out.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
First WRC out of a rally. Evans
Wheel is bent for Evans.
Not doing himself any favours...
Was dry and clear weather last year as well. I remember it cause it was tv stage. Most cars had a mix of softs though, only Paddon and Hanninen had full hards. So you have a small point there.Quote:
Originally Posted by GravelBen
Maybe better to compare 2nd pass. Winning time on 2nd pass last year was 6:12 on full hards, which is still a lot slower.
Evans off in a righthander. LF wheel bent and not rolling free.
Interesting I was watching Østberg on allive over that crest and wondering if some kamikaze-guy like Tanak might try to do it flat out....Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Evans tried
Evans probably trying to repair on sight.
0.1s Neuville behind Latvala !
Neu now 0,1 s slower than JML o/a.
First stage win of a rally for Citroen!
All 3 Hyundais within a second of each other and all off the pace even behind Suninen.
I can still hear the people saying this morning how Hyundai is not bad here.
Citroen also won first pass last year.Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
Ogier on the Toyota's: "Under the bonnet something is working well..."
German vineyards...
http://kajto.pl/wp-content/uploads/2...1-1024x683.png
stop whining about the Toyotas Ogier FFS....you had the absolutely dominating car for 5 years....
First stage win for Breen! Finally!!!! What a tight battle for 3rd.
Did Ogier mention how much faster his car was after every stage when he was at Volkswagen?
https://www.facebook.com/nikias.prie...6698505018833/ Evans off filmed from outside.
this isnt circuit racingQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
cant really compare these times. Bales on a different spot, weather, tyres etc
So now Lappi & Breen are heading for him. Tell me that before that rally started. Hyundai should let Sordo fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
He always has to find something to whine about that is not himself...Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
weird to see neuville so slow. yesterday morning he was setting top 3 stage times with tanak and ogier, and in the afternoon and today he's struggeling to match even suninen or breen.
New diff settings from last day midday service. And it doesn't suit to him or conditionsQuote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
IF current trend continues then Neuville takes 6th place points and things look considerably better for Ogier (2nd place points). Tänak still has to win most if not all remaining rallies to beat them both...
Surprised to see Latvala 3rd after such a dreadful Friday, but it seems he's back on it! His pace has been good today. All is not lost!
Lappi recover from Neuville 7.5s on the first loop. Now the difference between them are 7.8s