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18th August 2018, 15:18
wwbroe

Puncture also for Tempestini?
18th August 2018, 15:21
wwbroe

Guis Greensmith stopped on stage
18th August 2018, 15:29
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by spiderem

thanks Korea...

you mean BEST Korea...
18th August 2018, 15:43
KKS

Huttunen +13min
Greensmith - out
Bonato - out

Not a good stage for WRC2 cars
18th August 2018, 15:47
jparker

Quote:

Originally Posted by Indreq

IF current trend continues then Neuville takes 6th place points and things look considerably better for Ogier (2nd place points). Tänak still has to win most if not all remaining rallies to beat them both...

Your "IF" jinxed Ogier's rally. Don't do it again.
18th August 2018, 15:50
Ucci

If nobody else, then I will write down: congratulations to the new WRC WC 2018-Neuville.
For me the championship battle is over. Mr.Ogier will run out of events.
We all knew that this day will come, now we have it.....roll on to the 2019.
18th August 2018, 15:52
KKS

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

If nobody else, then I will write down: congratulations to the new WRC WC 2018-Neuville.
For me the championship battle is over. Mr.Ogier will run out of events.
We all knew that this day will come, now we have it.....roll on to the 2019.

don't say like that, we have a LOT of SuperSpecials ahead :D
18th August 2018, 15:53
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

If nobody else, then I will write down: congratulations to the new WRC WC 2018-Neuville.
For me the championship battle is over. Mr.Ogier will run out of events.
We all knew that this day will come, now we have it.....roll on to the 2019.

Its neuville... so no.
18th August 2018, 15:56
mknight

Well for MSPORT this turned from very good rally to terrible over 3 stages.
18th August 2018, 15:56
stefanvv

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

If nobody else, then I will write down: congratulations to the new WRC WC 2018-Neuville.
For me the championship battle is over. Mr.Ogier will run out of events.
We all knew that this day will come, now we have it.....roll on to the 2019.

I have to agree. Hopefully there will be some interesting events left.
18th August 2018, 15:58
Ucci

Quote:

Originally Posted by N.O.T

Its neuville... so no.

????
18th August 2018, 15:58
focus206

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

If nobody else, then I will write down: congratulations to the new WRC WC 2018-Neuville.
For me the championship battle is over. Mr.Ogier will run out of events.
We all knew that this day will come, now we have it.....roll on to the 2019.

4 rounds left and the current one isn't finished yet... just one DNF or bad result from Neuville and they're basically even again. And Tanak is still not done yet.
18th August 2018, 15:59
KKS

7 of 11 new C3R5 starts lead to retirement. Very "good" replacement for not very good DS3R5 )
18th August 2018, 16:03
Lead

Quote:

"We had a puncture on the previous one actually. On this stage it was a bit distracting at points because I saw Seb so close to me and I backed off a little bit."

Tanak comments after the stage. Where did he saw Seb so close to him? Did he caught him on the stage?
18th August 2018, 16:05
N.O.T

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

????

he is prone to dog acts...
18th August 2018, 16:05
stefanvv

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lead

Tanak comments after the stage. Where did he saw Seb so close to him? Did he caught him on the stage?

He was basically 15-20 seconds behind him.
18th August 2018, 16:05
TWRC

Quote:

Originally Posted by KKS

7 of 11 new C3R5 starts lead to retirement. Very "good" replacement for not very good DS3R5 )

And how many of those were Tempestini and Lefebvre crashing out?
18th August 2018, 16:08
Lead

Quote:

Originally Posted by KKS

Mikkelsen now should find some speed, cuz Ogier will catch him till Sunday or mb till Saturday end.

At this rate I think Ogier will pass him after last two today stages.
Mikkelsen should watch out from Serderidis, if the Greek gets more used to the car and finds some addional speed... :)
18th August 2018, 16:09
KKS

Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanvv

He was basically 15-20 seconds behind him.

It was 3 min gap so its 75-80sec
18th August 2018, 16:10
wwbroe

Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanvv

He was basically 15-20 seconds behind him.

Shouldn't that be 1min20? They start every three minutes?
18th August 2018, 16:11
Ucci

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lead

Mikkelsen should watch out from Serderidis, if the Greek gets more used to the car and finds some addional speed... :)

This one is a hard one...
18th August 2018, 16:11
Lead

Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanvv

He was basically 15-20 seconds behind him.

But thats too much to actually see a car in front of him?
18th August 2018, 16:11
wwbroe

So, how can he know Ogier had a puncture?
18th August 2018, 16:11
KKS

Quote:

Originally Posted by TWRC

And how many of those were Tempestini and Lefebvre crashing out?

Only Bonato finished at Corsica and Leferbve at Portugal. Leferbve and Tempestini so far didn't crash here.... but rally not over yet.... will be.
18th August 2018, 16:11
Indreq

Quote:

Originally Posted by stefanvv

He was basically 15-20 seconds behind him.

Wasnt there 3 minutes starting interval? I thought maybe in some place road twists back so that cars with around 1:20 difference can see eachother or something
18th August 2018, 16:12
eib1

plenty of places to see 1:20 gap

https://www.upload.ee/image/8836315/panzerplatte.jpg
18th August 2018, 16:13
N.O.T

serderidis gives the word "trash" a whole new meaning... wow...
18th August 2018, 16:14
stefanvv

Quote:

Originally Posted by wwbroe

Shouldn't that be 1min20? They start every three minutes?

Usually they should be 2 mins interval, can't say for that stage.
18th August 2018, 16:15
Tauri_J

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lead

But thats too much to actually see a car in front of him?

double junction probably , pretty usual in panzerplatte
18th August 2018, 16:16
HaCo

Could someone check where Belgian Bedoret is? Can’t find him in the results...
18th August 2018, 16:17
Lead

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ucci

This one is a hard one...

Maybe now he will focus more on the future tarmac tests, car setup and adjusting his driving style rahter than doing another triathlon...
18th August 2018, 16:17
wwbroe

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaCo

Could someone check where Belgian Bedoret is? Can’t find him in the results...

He was in position 30
18th August 2018, 16:19
wwbroe

Quote:

Originally Posted by wwbroe

He was in position 30

28th after Pantzerplatte 2
18th August 2018, 16:22
steve.mandzij

Previous Catalunya winner now can't beat a rookie tarmac debutant.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lead

Maybe now he will focus more on the future tarmac tests, car setup and adjusting his driving style rahter than doing another triathlon...
18th August 2018, 16:23
HaCo

Quote:

Originally Posted by wwbroe

28th after Pantzerplatte 2

Thanks, you know what happened maybe?
18th August 2018, 16:24
wwbroe

Quote:

Originally Posted by HaCo

Thanks, you know what happened maybe?

No, not really, but he wasn't very fast
18th August 2018, 16:25
Mirek

Quote:

Originally Posted by KKS

Only Bonato finished at Corsica and Leferbve at Portugal. Leferbve and Tempestini so far didn't crash here.... but rally not over yet.... will be.

Yes but nearly all retirements were due to crashes. That's a pure fact.
18th August 2018, 16:28
Lead

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve.mandzij

Previous Catalunya winner now can't beat a rookie tarmac debutant.

No excuses for him. All this new driving style with no tail braking and get used to car and bla bla bla. He and the team together had a plenty of time to find solution, cause indicators was there.
18th August 2018, 16:29
KKS

Ogier?

Wrong alert from WRCLive
18th August 2018, 16:30
Lead

Ogier waves white flag?

EDIT: WRC glitch

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