with this kind of pace Rovanpera might beat Ostberg till the end of a day.
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with this kind of pace Rovanpera might beat Ostberg till the end of a day.
He could rule his emotions a little bit better than his wife. So it could be anythingQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
The person who wins with C3 R5 in ERC is the defenition of someone who is taking the maximum out of a car, Mister Lukyanuk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
I have no evidents but how much slower is Lycky than Mads? 0,3-0,5 s/K? That might be the big difference what the car can manage. Of course different driving style matters as well...Quote:
Originally Posted by mousti
All three Hyundais starts to struggle. Even Loeb +1.2sec so far
Ogier only 6th fastest on this one. Seems he wouldnt be in the fight even without his steering problem.
Citroen's Spanish domination is history.
Is there any point him pushing now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Can they not win in the future, if they continue in the WRC?
you seems following another rallyQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
https://www.ewrc-results.com/leg/544...da-2019/?leg=2
Watch Meeke onboard crash - seems like pure driver mistake
He retires more than he wins with it thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by mousti
2,8 of 6.3 as half-way done for Ott
It could be P3 for Tanak now
/looking into Loeb splits/
it even could be P2 for Tanak with such poor performance by Loeb
Sordo: It's not possible, maybe Ott smoking eh
:D
Loeb is losing it quite havily
thats what he saidQuote:
Originally Posted by KKS
What the ? I have been away all the stages and Ott won them all?
It seems he wants to get the title here.
Loeb slowest WRC in 2 out of 3 afternoon stages. Back to Corsica situation then.
He said that it caused by locking-up rear brakesQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Too hard on brakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
Adamo looked seriously pissed off.
And that is why you should not leave the fastest car for Hyundai.
Sebastien Loeb, arguably the fastest tarmac driver ever is currently the slowest WRC with that car. Mikkelsen is slowest every time he drives it on tarmac.
Dont think you cant drive fast with it (look at Neuville), it is just incredibly difficult to learn to do it with that car. Look at the 9 time champ.
https://www.ewrc-results.com/leg/544...da-2019/?leg=2Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
Sordo and Loeb are losing the battle to Tanak, and to be honest i can't say i'm surprised. Today Tanak has shown "tanak" pace, how many persons can hold him back whens he's driving like this, even Neuville, the best with the Hyundia WRC car, is losing time to him since Meeke's crash. It seems Tanak has decided to determine his own fate with regards to the WDC and has been driving to get that 2nd/3rd position he needs, and who can blame him.
Sordo and Loeb were hired to do an important job, secure manufacturer's points and they are well on course to doing that, granted it would have been better to keep Tanak behind, but that's no easy task. So i can't really blame Sordo and Loeb, it makes no sense over-driving and going off the road and losing even more points and giving Toyota a bigger haul with Latvala benefiting as well position wise if that had to happen. They can't stop Tanak, but maybe they can keep Latvala at bay and hope Neuville keeps his position....so the net effect is that Hyundai's manufacturing championship lead would be extended (just not as much as they would have liked, but nonetheless it increases)
Was expecting much more from Evans after Corsica, but he was barely faster than Suninen over the leg.
Not leave the fastest car? Maybe the fastest car is actually the Hyundai right now... ;) If everything at Toyota is as perfect as it looks from the outside, Tänak wouldn't be leaving.Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
with regards to the 2nd leg results thus far, some note may need to be given with respect to Tanak. Tanak significantly turned up the charge after Meeke's crash in stage 8 and has won every stage since stage 9, so it begs one to think he could have been leading the 2nd leg results if he had the same intent from this morning. but that's all speculative
Exactly, before Meeke crash it was Meeke's job to push, after his crash Tanak decided to do it himself and won every single stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by gorganl2000
So where's the Citroen domination ?Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
Why you talking about domination? You say if Ogier not have powersteering problems he will be nowhere. Nowhere it's 7.5sec of the lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
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Originally Posted by KKS
He's still slower and has no pressure like Tanak and Neuville.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
stages should be on but on rally-live i only see some random chatting???
Wrc+ has gone mad. Mby they turned their clocks already?
Awesome Live coverage
Eddie, he's not going to get anywhere. Might as well save the car for the PS. Have a think.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
So JML managed to have a small crash and we saw nothing
On Salou?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
The remaining Toyotas' pace has been really good this afternoon. It would have been convenient if Jari had kept on the sharp end yesterday but he's doing well to replace Meeke's backup spot.
Yes, but looks like just cosmetic damage.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
Rovanpera ripped off wheel?
on trouble for sure
Ouch, quite stupid. But he will probably survive to service without getting excluded.