Paddons´chances doing well in Finland is good. Places 4-7 should be possible. His Fiesta is better than Breens Huyndai.
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Paddons´chances doing well in Finland is good. Places 4-7 should be possible. His Fiesta is better than Breens Huyndai.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzA...ZK8aXo53flddAg
Recce vides, if you like. Again made with a horrible fisheye lense camera.
I still prefer looking at last year's WRC+ onboards for Harju, Oittila, Moksi, Urria, Ässämäki, Laukaa and Ruuhimäki. Äänekoski and Kakaristo are also mostly same as last year. Furthermore, you can see Leustu from 2014 and Päijälä from 2017. Vesala SD is on WRC youtube channel.
Useful bits from the videos:
- Ässämäki 2:50 forest cut
- Äänekoski 6:45-> new sections
- Pihlajakoski 0:00-11:10 new sections
- Kakaristo 0:00-3:40 new sections
- Leustu 0:00-0:48 new sections
- Laukaa 11:50 new junction turn
I don't really recall any driver struggling to learn the Fiesta though. Only real struggle I remember is Ogier last year in Finland when they changed both aero and dampers right before. Generally Fiesta seems the most driver-friendly car.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Tidemand?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
It's different because it was his first WRC2017 drive as well. In fact, no one before Paddon has moved from another WRC2017 car to a Fiesta WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet
Well, Ogier had tried the Yaris (and the Polo) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
And Suninen had tested the Yaris, but ok, I'm sure that was not the point. I agree these examples are not like drivers struggling with the C3 for example.
Support race VETOMIES entrylist is out, they took 100 pairs (and will take 10 reserve pairs if some cancelations appear)
https://akk.autourheilu.fi/Public/Ki....aspx?id=10340
"Best" 2wd nr. 258-274
Tommi Mäkinen with a Renault Clio. :D
and it´s V1600 (standard 1.6 one wheel drive)Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B