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If you have to say that , no the didn't because they were in the same position . Juho was 6th and Vouilloz 7th , both of them will do only a few rallies and they could have easily swapped places with title contender Kopecky in 8th , even though the time differences were much biggerQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
There was same situation with Vouilloz, Hänninen and Kopecký. Also many times before in IRC. But it's not about Škoda but about this year's edition of Monte Carlo which was 100 years aniversary of rallying and such special occasion should be kept as a celebration of sport spirit.
I absolutely agree with you Mirek, it is very sad decision by Quesnel to spoil first rally of the IRC season allready by tactics. It would be better if he doesn't interfer in IRC rallies and just goes and play in his WRC garden. :D
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Originally Posted by Mirek
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRP7H...&feature=feedu
nice video angle!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2uvK...eature=related
watch at 6,45 a moment and at 8,20 lolololol
In my opinion stages 7 and 8 MUST be cancelled due to safety reason, despite that MC is MC...
P.S.: Buffier is only lucky guy, not more. It was clear on last day. Hanninen is real winner. 7 and 8 stage is only bad luck for him
It is really lucky, that nobody has big crash on these two stages.
No, this is Monte Carlo as it always has been. It's not circuit racing. And by the way driving so slow on snow is muuuch safer than pushing on dry tarmac.Quote:
Originally Posted by sbrytskyy
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Originally Posted by Mirek
Damn, I love Mirek's answers - always spot on!