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I really don't like these roads. Almost only straights and slow corners... Yesterday I watched onboard of Kopecký from SS2 and he drove 33 seconds non-stop in rpm limiter in one part, that is over 1,5 km (it wasn't completely straight but still)...
By the way Kresta took wrong tyres this morning but still I think he can't catch Pech but who knows..
Thank you again Mirek.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Now I also know why there aren't retirements in the top 20.
Peugeot team decided to retire after getting the penalty which rules out any reasonable points...
What a stupid decision by Peugeot / Kronos. They, and especially Marc van Dalen, are really bad losers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
I don't think it is their decision but of Mr. Varmuža who is paying that.
EDIT: They claimed the reason for retirement is that the penalty was given only today during second leg but not yesterday when the incident happened.
They is Peugeot / Kronos or Mr. Varmuža?
As you said, rules are rules and it is good that this is also so for the big teams.
They is Peugeot Delimax Team, it's official statement :)
Ok, thank you. ;)
In Valousek position I think it'll be indeed Mr Varmuza who's behind Delimax? Who's going to decide, in IRC Marc Van Dalen is the man who decides because both Peugeot UK and BELUX gave the power to Marc Van Dalen for on the stages I think with Valousek it's other story I think.
What a crazy last stage. Kresta kept the second place but behind... Štajf crashed and both Fabias R2 retired on same kilometer of last stage with broken driveshaft and Štefan's Clio is burning so the stage was stopped...