Lopez crash.Strange that he didnt try to keep the gas pedal down.
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Lopez crash.Strange that he didnt try to keep the gas pedal down.
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Solans looked pretty quick on the testing videos. Cais and Griebel surprisingly quick so far but difficult to draw many conclusions with changeable weather conditions and varying tyre choices.
So today we should still have live broadcast from SS8 (at 16:10) and SS9 (at 18:33). They are probably local times, so please take 1h difference into consideration.
Luky seems he controls his pace accordingly to championship rivals.
Luky goes ahead of Solberg despite his tyre choice.
We dont know what he had in boot though. (and changed to after SS1).Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Another point off course is that he drove the stage like 45 mins later.
Oliver Solberg @OliverSolberg01
You can tell from the times who has the right and wrong tires - big gaps between those on full dry and full wet, and we're in the middle with mixed tires. Hoping it works better for us in the next 2 stages!
Bassas even faster on SS2. Ahead of Solberg on 14th place with Rally4 car. For sure he has good tyre chaoice but still 1,7 s/km behind the fastest is impressive.
Also pace of both Suzuki R4 are quite good
Cant believe so many drivers/teams took the wrong tyres this morning.
Mikkelsen: 'like driving on an ice rink'.