Not all of them. In some events Loeb (for example) didn't want to bin its victory just for 3 points added. Ogier is another case though :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
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Not all of them. In some events Loeb (for example) didn't want to bin its victory just for 3 points added. Ogier is another case though :DQuote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
He said that - at the start of the year, as did others - but was it true. He won lots of PS while leading the event.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Didn't come true in reality. The red mist still seemed to take over for all of them.
If I remember right Loeb was the one who took the most PS points last season.
which case you mean?Back off while he had 2 days remaining,the okto fight from Capito and the difference was 27 seconds?Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Personally i prefere to fight all the rally than just a powerstage.
Given that resource restriction agreements and the like are very hard to enforce, I believe it has to come largely through a cheaper technical formula. Rallying today is beyond the point at which saying cost-cutting is impossible is a suitable get-out. Rising costs are, in my view, a significant factor in the decline of the sport both at national and international level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Piece of news about Pozzo's future. He would run in Australia too.
Gabriel Pozzo: Sólo pienso en manejar
I can't agree with You. Ten year s ago cars were filled with in that time hi-tech stuff such as hydraulic differentials and gearboxes, very sophisticated launch-control systems, inlet water injection, there was plenty of carbon, almost everything was purpose made. Now we have basically 80'-90' level of machinery with no central diffs at-all, no launch control, no hydraulic gearboxes, no carbon bodyshell panels, no titanium parts etc. Both differentials are simple clutch type. The only "hi-tech" stuff is the engine with direct injection but that is hardly something entirely new as petrol direct injection is in use in stock cars already since 1996 (Mitsubishi Carisma). In fact it was used already in Mercedes 300SL in 1955!Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
What more simple You want to invent? Fact is that current cars despite being technologically way more simple than previous ones are not cheaper. There is clear conclusion that You can't reduce costs by technical rules.
Fabia S2000 driveshaft costs 2000 Euro. How do You want to make it simpler so that it's cheaper? It's not the design what makes it so expensive. Engine rebuild of Fiesta WRC costs 35-40 thousand Euro, why?
LOEB: 19Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
SOLBERG:15
LATVALA: 14
HIRVONEN:13
SORDO: 5
etc,etc......
So, this year Ogier after 5 Rallies has 13 I believe
EDIT: Ops, No PS at Monte I forgot, so 11 - Saison WRC
No I meant only the above difference in PS points. As for the fight I too believe they should be all the Rally, but realistically Rally is far from these days.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii