yes now if Latvala can repeat this performance for more rallies it would be niceQuote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
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yes now if Latvala can repeat this performance for more rallies it would be niceQuote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Who? Neuville?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Sometimes. Also Sordo.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
Citroen beat Hyundai 2015 thanks to Ostberg points backing up Meeke.
At M-Sport 2016 Ostberg has no back-up.
Tanak is the new Hanninen
Sat 16:24 - SS15: Tanak
"I'm enjoying the challenge."
Again..?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
And how about the first car on the road, will we see that from start to finish or back to the next car..?
Ostberg up to 4th.. ;)
Camillis fiesta ready for tomorow
Complete rubbish the live stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arnold Triyudho Wardono
I give up and wait for fan videos.
And how about the camera staring for eternities to mexican yob spectators?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
And switching from live onboards to a car sitting on the startline for 30 secs...Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
It is pretty insane that the leader of the Rally could practically stop stage side, eat a three course dinner, get back in the car and still finish in a points position.
Pity it happened before 4 really short stages.He'll get big penalty for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
If Suninen does it he will end up in the podium. Or remain first if he goes to a Mc Donalds. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by itix
Strange enough, if Tanak finishes 6th, he'll double his points compared to last year for 1st 3 rounds.
it'll be waste of taste if they have McDonalds with all that Mexican food around:)Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
yep, the worst tires of his career but the best beginning of his season in his career.
There are rumours around him and Wilson that Wilson put him to dmack team to show stability. So far he is doing good, little off in monte carlo but everybody had something in monte carlo.
2m30sec is it for each of them?Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Isn't it 5 minutes each?Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
So much water btw the boats now, little exitement left. Good night!
It's 7 minutes per stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Tanak lost stage for one tenth again. This time from Sordo.
Just realized that there are 9 super special stages in this rally. Is that really needed? I understand they want to show something to spectators but there shall be some limit if the organizers don't see it themselves.
Not really a surprise when he has a swept clean road for two days. He deserves credit for keeping it on the road but i would rather see a fair fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
I thought it was a bit of a waste of time too. Though I wondered if there might be some obscure FIA regulation about average stage length, so they have a bunch of tiny ones to balance out the long one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Julian Porter
@The_Rally_Guru
The driver of car 84 felt bad until Andreas Mikkelsen crashed in the same place on the second pass of Otates.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Cc1sSeaWwAIi8HA.jpg
Mikkelsen and Neuville will not restart.
damn, Tänak again lost out so close for a stage win. Would have been a bonus for him and dmack after a difficult rally.
Cant wait for the 80km stage to start already. i have a feeling we will see a big drama :p
this is getting ridiculous
Eric Camilli hit trouble when he made contact with a stone that had been dislodged by rally-leader Jari-Matti Latvala and broke the steering of his Ecoboost-powered Ford Fiesta RS WRC
you can see it here, Neuvilles crash also included https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=P...&v=Y_Qvx8XnMl0
Sure? Mikkelsen is on startlist of official Mexicorally page?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
"BILLIOT Jérémie @planetemarcusQuote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
#WRC VW confirms no rally2 for Mikkelsen on Sunday / Also Neuville will not restart DAY4 @RallyMexico"
So... what's going on with Neuville ? He will not go too far only on his reputation from 2013, and with such driving I can see him loosing seat . From last season he is crashing over and over again
Neuville is at a stalemate for some years now, the speed is there most of the times, but time is running out.
Neuville, Latvala, Mikkelsen, Paddon or Tanak have the speed. But they lack consistency. I don't see anyone on the rally scene with enough skills to become a threat for Ogier.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Unfortunately Neuville at the moment seems will become a second Duval. Latvala as usual drives well after he has a big points deficit. Tanak is fast but has problems with consistency and risks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fly
For the other two I am not sure yet. This year is important for Mikkelsen, he has to raise his game and consistently mix with his team-mates like he did occasionally last year. Paddon is still learning and improving, it's too soon to discount him.
Tänak took someones rooster out on SS11
http://s8.postimg.org/dds2s2mtx/kukk.png
On the contrary I think that due to the exceptionality of the stage drivers will be more focused than usual and most of them will finish it. Also, gaps are huge so even driving 1s per km slower will keep almost all of them in the position they are now.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
#tyre info: Ostberg/Paddon: 2 LTX Force H4 +2S Ogier: 3H+1S Camilli: 4S Latvala/Sordo: 4H #wrc #RallyMexico
One Soft tyre for Ogier and no spare tyres for most.. bit odd.