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Looks like heavy rain in the stage
Maybe you're thinking of the new start lineQuote:
Originally Posted by Eli
right, thankx for that, i forgot...thankyouQuote:
Originally Posted by Franky
Kubica may have some advantage on this one, heavy rain and mud is coming out.
Ostberg loosing almost 11 sec to Robert
rollcage damage for Ogier, no restart tommorow...now it's up to Latvala to make the most of it
Rollcage damage for Ogier, so no restart anymore tomorrow, so no PS points either
Ogier's VW has got rollcage damage, so no restart for him tomorrow.
Edit: I was slow :)
Ogier will not restart tomorrow because of rollcage damage! So quit a big chance for Latvalla to cut the difference .
It's the next video, huge impact!Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/media/vide....html?v=219682
Now that's gotta hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
By the way, have you noticed that cases where roll cage damage prevents restart has gone up lately? Are roll cages more fragile, are accidents more demanding for roll cages or, which I think, has FIA stepped up the scrutineering of roll cages after accidents?
http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/media/vide....html?v=219682Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
After his moment from yesterday you'll see the crash. Probably the previous link was wrong.
Neuville 5.24.3 so almost 9 seconds off the pace of Kubica, looking good for another stagewin for Robert
Another stage win for Kubica on this one ??? ;)
I only see stage 4-6 overview, but no crash, besides the one from KubicaQuote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
It's in the 7-10 overview. Weird that the links don't work properly.Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
Sordo had a spin in this stage, that explains partly his time loss
Ok, thanks EightGearQuote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
Huge loss for Sordo :mark:
true, but i think the conditions are a little bit diffrent now, even more rain and mud.Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
Lett's see what time Thierry does,and compare it whit the time of Meeke.
Neuville only 0.4 from being second now!!
Important loss for Meeke too :(
It's because URL doesn't change even if you click on another video from selection.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
not his fault, i don't understand why they have to reverse the starting order, screws the big boys up...
Kubica taking another stage win, alltough he did it in rather dry conditions compared to the others
still a stage win is a stage win, well done to him.Quote:
Originally Posted by wwbroe
Hope Meeke will not fall off the pressure from Neuville. If Meeke end up second will be happy for him, if Neuville ends up seconds will happy for him and hyundai, as this will be very encourging result for them, and hopefully this will be reflected on WRC as general
as long as everybody finishes the rally from now on I'm happy.
Especially in Germany!Quote:
Originally Posted by Frostmourne
All cars looks to have about same speed in tarmac..Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Only our hero JM is in different planet
No Al Attiyah in SS12 :confused:
Edit: lost 5'11...
except VW, they are on a different planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by satukata
I think that last motiv :)Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Because of the balance, on gravel they're screwed only 1st day, on tarnac it must be the opposite - all other days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Ogier cant re-start.. no PS points for him.
mikkelsens vw have same speed than all others.. gap betveenQuote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
2nd-8th place is only 48s and 4 different teams... good for the sport!
Just to clear up any uncertainty , there is a tyre change before SS 13/14
Cars in the tyre zone in Birkenfeld
Yes, that is correct. Latvala is on a brilliant form. In Finland he was really in a league of his own, and he contioues to be really, really fast here in Germany.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
In Your attempt to talk his driving abilites down, and give all credit to the car, I think that You forget that Latvala, also in the past, has set some incredible times on tarmac when it has been variable grip conditions (in a Ford BTW). But he has had (and will have in the future) a difficulty in risk management. If You question Latvalas speed when he is on form, I think You are on the wrong path if Your aim is to unlock the secret of why some drivers are faster than others at certain times.
I see only Ogier's car on wrc+ live maps, is that normal?
EDIT: oh. it's SS12, I guess it is all wrong