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Originally Posted by Mariusz
https://twitter.com/inforallymotor/s...40217669918720
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Originally Posted by Mariusz
https://twitter.com/inforallymotor/s...40217669918720
Evans vid clipping Kubica
https://twitter.com/RallyingUK/statu...41204644220928
Camilli stopped
Yes works fineQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
here you can see Evans crashing at Kubicas fiesta.
https://twitter.com/RallyingUK?lang=el
No, I find it too unbearable.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
and Brtelli stopped also on the same spot as Tänak was
Yes, but you can not count Sweden, because it´s very special event just like Mexico and Argentina...Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
Tanak rolled inside the stage and restart
i was on mozilla and couldnt hear,i opened with chrome and is ok.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Camilli should have taken it more careful on that icy place that was well known.
I meant: I get headache from inane primates of the WRC radio, it is utter rubbish, not fit for human consumption.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
I'm with Mozilla too and it was same for me this morning but I saw that the plug in Adobe Flash was blocked by firefox. I start it again and it working now perfectlyQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
It's true..Quote:
Originally Posted by Mariusz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UPuAvgsfBkw
M-Sport @MSportLtd
Unfortunately, experience has played its part in SS6 as @EricCamilli is off the road. Both crew are okay but will go no further today #WRC
ok cancel the stage, time for mama Prada to send the helicopter for her daughter... I mean look at all that snow she might catch a cold.
Meeke faster at split1
Latvala -3.8 at 3rd split(maybe problem on Ogier?)
Meeke still faster at split 2
Ogier almost 28 sec slower than ss4
Ogier a lot slower than this morning...
Meeke 6 sec quicker at final split!Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
I think Ogier was just overcautious maybe from the cuts the road was in bad condtion.
Meeke leads once more by 0.8
Super time for Meeke
nice pace from Meeke till now! Hope he keeps it till the end.
I really think not having the pressure of driving on a 12 month contract could be the best thing for Meeke. Hopefully, his performances will be good enough to persuade Citroen to do more rounds this year.
Definitely. Not to mention that performances such as these would do wonders for his confidence when Citroën returns full-time in 2017.Quote:
Originally Posted by car
Fri 16:19 - SS7: Bouffier
He missed a junction and hit a tree - no serious damage. "It's a strong car"
Fri 16:16 - SS7: Tanak
49.4sec off the pace and his Fiesta is missing most of its rear spoiler. "We had a bit of a moment on the last one. It's fun out there..."
who is in the last photo?
Lorenzo BertelliQuote:
Originally Posted by makinen_fan
I'm very happy to see meeke try to give ogier some pressure. I feel more of these drivers need to do it, especially those with the same car as ogier. Yes, i understand the need for a strategy adopted by a driver with the aim of becoming WDC at the end of the year, but it becomes a little bit unsettling when you look at how long some of same drivers have been in wrc at this level...some even longer than ogier.
i'm not sure if i can buy this logic from the seasoned drivers---you know the roads, you know the conditions, you have the experience, in some cases you have the same "best" car,....and apparently in some cases you use the same plan/approach that fails every year...i suppose its time to step up or really just be contented being runners up
for the new and newish wrc drivers like camili, paddon,etc i wish them well, as i'm sure they will have some crashes every now and then, but i want hope that they learn from them as progress
I hope meeke stays on the road till the end,,,at least he shows some fighting spirit from last year and does not seem too happy to settle for second place. That is the spirit of a champion there, regardless of the field/sport, you never feel comfortable until you are the pinnacle.
in some ways i suspect ogier is glad for a meeke too