Kalle not very fast in the split
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Kalle not very fast in the split
Still Toyota stage... ;)
Neuville also with a bad time, Kalle into the lead
tehcnical parts didnt suit Hyundai yesterday either
They have hours until next stage. Why not show more of the WRC2 cars??? WHY?
another nice time from Linnamäe and takes third from Gryazin
Not enough onboard cameras as discussed so many times here.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Not enough onboard cameras as discussed so many times here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
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Then they just need to buy more, also for the WRC3/Juniors. They really need the publicity!!Quote:
Originally Posted by rage82
There's all kinds of factors. There's a long break until the next two stages so likely the transmitter aeroplane needs to go refuel in between so maybe their time was up? I dunno. I always like to assume positive when the reasons are uknonwn, and I would want to believe they want to show as much cars as technically is possible.
Also, I would be interested in the numbers of stream viewers after the last Rally1/WRC car has passed, does everyone still stay around for the WRC2 cars or do half of the viewers shut off?
Thought I better use the lengthy wait to the next stage to present a few early conclusions to the season so far:
1. Toyota are a class act and clearly the team with the best car/driver balance.
2. MSport Ford could do with a top, top driver. Unfortunately, none available. At least on a full-time basis.
3. Hyundai are undeniably playing catch-up and seem not to have the best base car for the series. We may find they are quicker in some coming events, but it's no secret they are behind both Toyota AND Ford in real terms.
4. Rally2 offers fantastic entertainment. Very close, and very unpredictable.
Totally agree with you!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
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Impressive drive by Reiersen/Johanson in their Rally4 Fiesta. Running to clock experience in the car, and improve his driving.
Many drivers did that in the past. Now the budget to do your local WRC round has become to high for most people to even try to plan for it.
Boost not working for Ott if the graphic is showing correct
Very impressive considering how little he has driven. He drove his first rally with notes this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
129,9 km/h average on SS10 (Breen)
Tänak has had hell of a second part of the stage or the others aren’t pushing there. Massive losses from others drivers but let’s wait for the leaders
Katsuta actually came pretty well the second part
WRC.com all live need to change the colorsheme on the splits. Small Red numbers on dark blue, is very hard to read on small screens.
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Ott and Martin said that “we didn’t get even one boost” after the stage
How good is this stage ... In fact the whole rally
Even more impressive thenQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Kalle beat him by just 0.1 secs
wow ... big balls Rovanpera there , didnt lift off at all
I see your quote. Yeah one could wonder. Environment perfect, but...Quote:
Originally Posted by RS2500
blabla answers
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/compa...ybrid-failure/
Where i can find rallyradio?
Good fight back from Veiby, takes back the lead in the Polo.
Huttunen lost a lot..
The Swedish rally radio can be found at www.rallyradion.seQuote:
Originally Posted by satukata
The rear bumpers just don’t want to stay on Toyotas this year
what has happened with Oliver and Thierry over night
Thierry overshoots a junction.
Toyota 1-2-3
Oliver has gotten from the team that he scores points, so get to the finish.
He also says that he is struggeling a bit to gel with the car today.
My average speed estimates for today's stages weren't that bad: I had estimated Brattby to be 23s too fast, Långed 10s too slow and Umeå only 2s too fast.
Breen off at ss 2 from different camera
https://twitter.com/ma_ipp/status/1497546905903108096
Oliver said new suspension today wasn´t same as yesterday, as it should´ve been. They try to get settings from yesterday back in the afternoon loop.
Did anyone see Huttunen's door fly open at the start of that last stage. It's no big deal, but I'm not usually the only guy to spot something. Expected Julian or Paul to say something.
Nice to see a stage win for Breen and the Puma. A good confidence boost.
Remember how Breen was "clever" for not taking power stage points in Monte and letting Kalle open the road?
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/the-t...eady-deployed/
He will never get those lost points back, and now the first car on the road is leading the rally.
I wonder why? Last year Hyundai was the same and now Toyota has taken a step forwardQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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