The notional time is 6.5s slower than Tänak, quite fair actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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The notional time is 6.5s slower than Tänak, quite fair actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
It is still possible for Tanak to come back. But with not that luck.
There will be a rough 2nd pass, no one has gone through it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Bonkers stage by Fourmaux trying too hard to get time back. Going down the side of the stage was weird.
You would think, but that car isn’t built like the Tank that is Toyota….and once Neuville got his title…he’s done his part and Ott thinking to himself, “why oh why did I ever leave Toyota at the end of ‘19?”Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
And he should think about that every day!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Without car problems Tänak would have 3 wins possibly already and going for 4th one here. The 10 seconds loss with broken damper yesterday hurts a lot againQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
But was and is doesn’t count in real life and this rally isn’t over yet
On EWRC Ogier has got a new Nominal time for SS 8, 15:31:9 puts him 15 secs in the lead after SS 9, although i haven't seen any official information about that .
Just seen a new COC Notification for this;
The Clerk of the Course,
• having received a request from competitor No. 17 to consider the allocation of a new time for SS 8,
where they were delayed by car No. 16 which had stopped at km 17.4 to change a flat tyre and then
restarted in front of car No. 17
• having reviewed the live on-board video from car No. 17
• having examined the split times set by competitor No. 17 in SS 8
• having examined the tracking data available on cars No. 8 and 17 at km 17.1
• after due consideration
APPLIES
Art. 52.2 of the 2025 FIA WRC Sporting Regulations and corrects the time of competitor No. 17 in SS 8 from 15:55.1 to 15:31.9.
Rossel out, nightmare for his championship.
There will be more dramas on the 2nd pass over this stage