i wonder if Ott was telling the truth, he was lookin at the dashboard very much, we will see
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i wonder if Ott was telling the truth, he was lookin at the dashboard very much, we will see
Kalle leading the rally and its Toyota 1-2-3
Sordo with big time loss
Sordo in some problems. Suspension not straight?
terrible stage for Hyundais
Kalle is just so impressive. Could be a huge threat this season to the top 4 drivers....
I would say camera is not straight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Split with 3 minute loss was wrong.
Loubet slowest at first split
From what he said, the problem sits between the steering wheel and the seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
But the camera on Sordo's car is not straight. That's why they thought he has a puncture or something, especially with the faulty split time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
The angle made the car looked like limping.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Now it´s in his mind as well. GG.
C'mon Gus, don't be mad, you are driving a WRC car, most of us are only dreaming of that!
Nightmare stage conditions for any driver low on confidence.
Watching Gus here is really painful. There were comparisons with 2005 season by Garde and Kresta but those two were actually able to win stages here and there and they were not loosing minutes on stages. IMHO they were actually quite competitive considering how many WRC cars were around that time.
Not looking ideal for Neuville now for the next stages, if the reports are accurate about their conditions
Wasn't Garde even leading the championship after the first two rounds? Before things fell away for him....Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
was thinking the same, as i understand those stages are just dampQuote:
Originally Posted by er88
Mikkelsen caught Loubet near the finish
I'd say throughout his career Garde had the same level as Lappi and Suninen, winning stages and getting podiums here and there but never having enough luck for a rally win.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Yes, by one point over Markko Märtin after Rally Sweden. Lost that lead after third round, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Solberg lost almost a minute compared to Mikkelsen.
Really good time for Bulacia.
Only Fourmaux keep close to Mikkelsen.
Gryazin (in addition to Mikkelsen and Fourmaux) now also past Greensmith, Taka and Loubet in the overall classifications
Didn’t Lappi win on something like his third rally in a Yaris?Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Judging by splits, Bulacia’s time looks weird.. unless he had better tyres for the last section.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
classic Monte stage this was with splits also up and down expect Toyota drivers who had consistent split all the time.
Thierry fastest in split1, then lost a lot already on second split, then took time back again and lost again in the end. Tänak fastest till mid stage and then loses 18 secs to Ogier with the rest of it.
I would say a bit of luck was involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Garde was also 2nd numerous times
He must have read this forum, that here are many faster and better guys, who could easily replace him...Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Also let's not forget there were around 20 WRC cars that time.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
What happened with Gus? Missed it
Was he just pissed that he was so slow?
Seems he was very disappontedQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Fourth.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Come on. He's driving WRC cars in a works team - in other words he joined the best of the best. What do you think people shall do? Cheering that he was 40 seconds slower that an R5 driver on a stage?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
from dupanton: SS4 is mainly dry, some damp patches in middle of the stage
Respectable times for Alpines in SS3!
Hi
Did Estonian splits dead this year?
Or any new other good spilts link?
Ostberg commenting now
A lot of loose gravel on the road.
Ogier looks very aggressive in this one. My guess, goes for the push.
a lot of it on some corners already!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek