having tuned into wrc+ also now, i notice that commentators have learned to pronounce Ä in TÄnak but not in JÄrveoja :P
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having tuned into wrc+ also now, i notice that commentators have learned to pronounce Ä in TÄnak but not in JÄrveoja :P
It does not seem to be the priority for the team.(1 day test and no car changes) Which in a way is understandable given the standings and since they have Sordo for tarmac. This might change as Neuville is starting to struggle on tarmac as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lead
Paddon story of getting the dif he wanted first now in Finland after 1,5 years comess to mind.
Btw, its also Didier Auriol's birthday today. For the old times :beer:
On FB planet Marcus thinks Ogier hit something before puncture on previous stage, did you notice this as well?
Kopecky flying again, only 14 seconds down to Ogier in mid stage.
EDIT: and Camili stopped in stage!! Jan can even fight for victory after loosing 2 minutes due to puncture!
So how is it pronounced in His language? Like in swedish/finish ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Indreq
Camilli stopped in road section, Alternator issue.
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Finally I can be happy again
Lefèvre just passsed with wheel off!!!
I’m just before finish of Freisen, he lost I think 45sec.
looooooooooooooooooooolQuote:
Originally Posted by haco
:D
Jan +9.8 form WRC2 lead :)
same as in finnish, i am not sure about swedish as i dont speak it more than necessary to buy beer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
live maps glitch or Ogier is still at the end of the previous stage?
everything's OK, just a GPS error
Noooo craig!
Breen off on Evans corner
Ogier gain another place for free
I'll repeat what I said on the morning when watching Østbergs onboard from it. "I wonder if someone tries it flat-out"Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
breen limping with RL wheel hanging loose.
Latvala now just 0.8 behind overall
Nothing new, is it? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by HaCo
Maybe like in German?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Yeah Toyota very close to 1-2 in Germany on Hyundais home rally with Ogier unable to follow Tänak.
Totally not dominating :)
I think Kopecky will win it in WRC2. He loses only 9 seconds to Rovanpera after SS14 (4 stages to go) and Rovanpera isn't exceptionally fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by ZequeArgentina
Ogier hit a big rock with the left rear
https://youtu.be/xecaSE03Gmw
I think Germans say ä more like "ee" or "é", whereas Finns say it like "aa" or "á", at least from German I was taught that way. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Lappi might even catch neuville.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
It's not dominance like the vw days, but here they clearly have the best car by some margin.
HaCo - Bedoret retired on SS 13, but I don't know why. Sorry!Quote:
Originally Posted by HaCo
Lappi to pass Neuville tomorrow, and Ogier to pass mikkelsen, then few extra points for Ogier in the PS, championship become a 3 way fight again...
I actually think Citroen have as good a car as Toyota in Germany.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
Ogier might even score more points than Neuville in this rally... and people are saying the championship is over...Quote:
Originally Posted by spiderem
Right now Toyota seems like fastest but lets not forget that their cooling issues and fragility has cost them massive points. Might be that this speed has a cost...
yes Turkey will be interesting to see how they perform...Quote:
Originally Posted by Indreq
God damn it Craig!! Can't catch a break can he?
Sack him. Why not? He was in 6th place. If it was Meeke people to be calling for his head.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Tänak should be pronounced with (ae)Quote:
Originally Posted by TWRC
Ogier was lucky not ripping off his LR wheel.
Meeke would have crashed twice by this time, perhaps even more.Quote:
Originally Posted by wrc2017
So it's pretty much English pronunciation. A bit like "tank".Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper