Don't know how they can't get it out there..
Half the car is on the road.. shovel faster, open the boot and sit/stand on the rear..
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Don't know how they can't get it out there..
Half the car is on the road.. shovel faster, open the boot and sit/stand on the rear..
Lot of time lost by Evans
Fuck ! Oh yes ok !
Super lucky moment for Fourmaux!
Oh bloody hell.
Oh, dear Fourmaux!!!!
I think Josh McErlean in Portugal 2022 - https://rally-base.com/2022/vodafone...38&ssGroupId=1Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
my heart stopped
Wow... I couldn't have taken a double off there for MSport!
Still.. you have like 2x3m to shovel.. it could be done in that 10 minutes
E: Fourmaux need second pair of new underwear during this rally :D
Yay, it moves.
You almost cursed him.Quote:
Originally Posted by doubled1978
I don’t get it why he was coming there so fast
Seems that some learning still has to be done
Is Malcolm still alive?
Nice sportsmenship from Munster worrying about slowing Lappi down.. but all good, no problem with that!
Today overall
https://www.ewrc-results.com/leg/843...en-2024/?leg=3
Good luck to Tänak for tomorrow for hoping some points with only Taka starting ahead of him
Pajari creeping.
He said he saw Munster’s off and he thought it was a corner earlier so by the time he came to the right corner he came too fast. He himself said it was too late.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Oh boy, Pajari two tenths ahead of Linnamae.
It's looking like a bit of a bloodbath for WRC2 tyres.
Heikkilä with another crazy stuff.
With WRC2 so close, that one place on the running order could be a big deal tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
Oliver taking loads of seconds on his rivals. Wasn´t he asking for fresh tyres after SS14? ;)
Guess he weared his tyres more than well.
The Toyota guys behind him were in direct fight all day. He had a comfortable position after yesterday and he used it perfectly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
So long. See ya tomorrow...
He said in the interview at the end he thought that Munster was off in the corner before so I presume he assumed Munster had got the car out and then realised too late that he was still in the bank at the next corner. He turned it in really early to miss Munster and was amazingly lucky!Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
To be fair he was also really lucky to miss Tanak on Friday when Tanak was nearly stopped on the exit of a fast corner after his crash.Quote:
Originally Posted by doubled1978
Fun day.
Didn't get what I wanted in WRC1, Evans passing Fourmaux, because Fourmaux did well and Evans hit a snowbank on a cut and got snow in his intake. But he ~halved the gap to 16.7s and tomorrow is 60km, so it's still on.
I did get what I wanted in WRC2, Pajari in 2nd place. Only by 0.2 seconds, but ahead is ahead.
I imagine there will be all sorts of dizzying tactical considerations tomorrow, what with Sunday points, power stage points, and people who have Schrodinger points from Saturday to protect. It makes my head spin like a car with no studs on the back tyres.
Great rally by Fourmaux. I expected Evans to catch him today, but he held on. Now the most important thing, to bring it home.
Very good from Lappi too, he had good road position and 2-3 key retirements, but he has always been up there and hasn't put a wheel wrong so far.
Lets see If Tanak can get more points than Evans or Neuville tomorrow. I dont know how much will road position play a role here, probably not so much because of low temperatures. If Neuville will get more points than Evans and Tanak, then he will has just a perfect weekend from first on the road.
I want the old points system back, this new one is stupid. Or rather make better version (like discussed before in different thread).Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCStan
Tänak lost 40 secs to fastest and was only 6th fastest todayQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Yes tomorrow he has Taka in front of him but that isn’t enough for surely.
There is nothing "on". Fourmaux gets more points from today unless he crashesQuote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
The gap has nothing to say at all for Sunday.
But it's old vs new is it? It's old or many other better versions vs this stupid one which has a minor improvement compared to the initial one.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCStan
[Pajari in SS12]
Onboards are up. It was a good run, looks committed, good rhythm. That's what Pajari looks like when everything clicks, then.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
Well blimey. You are right, I was still thinking the old way.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Although I would find it satisfying for him to pass Fourmaux.
I do.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCStan
This new system have ruined the full rally. And what's the point in the Fourmaux v Evans battle now?
I was a bit surprised that at no-time was there any warning triangle, or specators trying to warn the drivers? I know that the rear lights could be seen, but yet, it felt unecessary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Why, what's different for Fourmaux and Evans now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Myrvold
What are they fighting for? Who will take the 2nd place trophy instead of 3rd, and which side of Lappi they will stand? But I mean, in terms of championship it's pointless. Sunday is what matters there, but that's not a fight between them. The total rally standings are, maybe with the exception of being a "WRC Rally Winner" quite pointless now. Literally.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCStan
Good morning guys
16.7 seconds going into today.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCStan