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It not Loeb fault. It's Loeb effect. Loeb is not guilty, it would be soooo stupid to say that Loeb is guilty. This is the efect, nothing more.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
You sould stop to see my words as something personal against Loeb. The discussion would run better.
12 seconds now the difference between Ogier and Mikkelsen...
It's interesting to see someone called as "ladycup" to be as fast as the guy that was so fast as Loeb :DQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
And you should stop with your nonsense. If you think todays TV F1 ratings are higher than under MS then you don't what you are talking about. It's actually what i do for a living so I have access to those data and you clearly do not.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
a south american village rally driver may be a sick dog of nothingness in rally talk but compared to a champion F1 lady boy is still more importantQuote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
...learn your stuff and put things into the proper context....
Are these thing directly related? Can you prove please?Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeD
Be careful, you will upset the Loeb Fanclub. They are a very sensitive bunch, you know.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
Edit: Uh oh, too late.
its not Loeb effect,its the other drivers effect that can t finish a single stage inside the road.And instead of trying to understant the real situation you blame Loeb, Citroen tactics,cars specially build for him,citroen 2nd drivers that are not allowed to win and plenty other strak trek universe theoriesQuote:
Originally Posted by JAM
ok this thread has too many F1 references here is a pic to bring things back to the proper track
[attachment=1:2gsac259]Sebastien-Loeb-in-his-Cit-001.jpg[/attachment:2gsac259]
now back to rally
I already understood that. But i can handle well with these guys. They are perfect in argumentation, as his boss is driving. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RAS007
First SS9 split.
I have the data too.Quote:
Originally Posted by MikeD
How do you explain the 15% down in 2009? Are you able to do that, or you only know to look at the numbers without a minimum of analitic inteligence? Is the absense of Schumacher, or is the world crisis making effect? Or is the grow outside Europe that can't compensate the leave of european grand prix? Do you know the TV revenue in value$ to the teams? And to FOA?
Whake up. The world in the first parte of 2000's was very different from the late 2000's.
This is not the place to discuss this. Let's talk about Argentina. Sorry mates.
Sordo's pace is today much more slower than yestarday (not counting last stage). This can't only be explained according to his driving.
Loeb attacks...
N.O.T needs to find a new definition for the south american sick dogs, there stage times today would make Matthew Wilslow look loke a champion.
he has already. scared dogs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
you are right ...i will have my R&D department work on thisQuote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
Mikko's attacking too. He's adapted to the Citroen very well, great consistency, as quite always. We lose again a great fight against Loeb due to his change of team.
Mikko faster now 2 splits before the end !!! i wonder if these 2 are on the limit or they have orders to finish 1st from the team...
Mikkelsen vs Ogier is very tight.Hope to dont have dramas.
"Sick dog" could also be used for some people who are isolated from the civilized countries in Europe!Quote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
Loeb 0.3 slower at the end...good fight !!!
have a feeling that they are not fighting but following splits.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
yes, but then the term will have many meanings and will lose its beauty...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mauri A
Really impressive driving by Mikkelsen. I hope he gets a seat at VW alongside Ogier.
Sebastien Loeb, current rally leader has completed the stage after having hit a big rock, knocking his confidence
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Nasser Al-Attiyah in the Citroen completes, looks like he has some problems, he looks like he has nearly taken a wheel off. He has hit something really hard and the rear right wheel is nearly off the car
for sure they are not on the limit... both are smart... but what matters is that if the winner is already decided within the team or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
I just meant English and Finnish people!Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
they are the civilised ones !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mauri A
Peter Solberg is a bad driver because broke an steering arm after a hit a rock. Solbberg makes stupid mistakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
That's for guys like you that they create these fights.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Form me they are not fighting. They are making a hollywood rally.
Loeb already won the rally. Only a problem in the car can avoid that.
comparing Petter with Loeb you are going to ridicule yourself.Of course he can hit a rock.But NOT in every stage at last 30 rallies.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
The s2000 looses a lot in the end. High speed section?
UAU! Solberg hit a rock in every stage?? The guy should go to a shot competition, because he is really precise!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
How is it possible? Sordo is 1,30 min behind after half rally,and you said that he wasnt allowed to fight Loeb. And Loeb is cruising....Explain you have confuse me.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gard
Wow. The Loeb Fanclub is in full effect today.
Is Mikko going to be allowed to fight for the win?
You only say that because Portugal has no drivers capable of success at WRC level.Quote:
Originally Posted by JAM
Solberg is a good driver, Loeb made a stupid mistake in Portugal, does that make him bad?
No nobody is allowed to fight him.Ask Jam if you dont believe me.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAS007
You are really confused, but is not from today, it comes from weeks before.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
I was talking about Loeb vs Hirvonen. As usual you misunderstood the things. tssss :confused: