Absolutely right opinionA.F.F.But don't forget that remain 1 tarmac and 2 gravel events and also Mikko has 3 points difference!!
With the appropriate plan he can take the gravel rallies and go to Spain only for vacation :D
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Absolutely right opinionA.F.F.But don't forget that remain 1 tarmac and 2 gravel events and also Mikko has 3 points difference!!
With the appropriate plan he can take the gravel rallies and go to Spain only for vacation :D
Rally nice job Mikko,well done!!!
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Agree. If Mikko can finish third in Spain behind Loeb and Sordo, that is not that bad. Mikko must win both gravel rallies to have a real chance for the title. Still I think Loeb his luck will be at the Frenchman's side and will help him to win another WRC title. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by A.F.F.
I f Mikko wants to send a loud message against those who defy him,
he 'd better try to win Loeb In Spain! :D
But I guess he will use all the tactics there are,
In order to get to the point, which Is the title of course..! ;)
I don't care who wins the title, the importing this is that this time around we have a proper fight going on for the honours.
Loeb is out of reach in Spain no matter what odd happens...Mikko's target is Sordo and I would be veeeeeeeery proud of him if he could challenge the Spaniard...Australia will play an important role though....And as I said before it's time for Jari-Matti to deliver....
The problem here is that Hirvonen have to win both gravel rallies that are left. In Catalunya Seb will take four points from Mikko, that's almost guaranteed. I don't remember that Mikko would have won Sordo ever in straight fight on asphalt. And also Spain is Sordo's home rally. If Mikko can't beat Dani in Spain then I think it's too difficult to beat Seb in two gravel rallies in a row, especially in Australia where Seb has road-position advantage.
Maybe the biggest chance for Mikko is if Seb continues to make mistakes.
I don't particularly like current point-system because there is too big emphasis on reliability over speed. But under current standards it have to be said that Mikko has done superb job. He is little Burns-like driver, always finnishing and sometimes also really fast. We have to remember that Mikko has lost eight points due to engine problem in Argentina. Without this point-loss Mikko would be uncatchable already. It's annoying that Seb's package is also so perfect. Perfect driver should be balanced with less perfect car, I think :)
On wrc.com it describes the surface as ''hard packed gravel'' which means it has nothing to do with the previous pea gravel roads...Quote:
Originally Posted by Finni
I agree with you about Seb's package!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Finni
He is really a very good driver but his car and his team is from another planet!
Nobody else has so much support from his team or make mistake??
you make mistake...Quote:
Originally Posted by jimakos