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True, well... there's always next year, and the gravel events of are in a different mix so that should make things more interesting, & also the fact most crews haven't been to Canaries; So that coupled with Paraguay & Saudi Arabia will make it more challenging for next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
And for the 2nd time in 3 years civil car appears on stage in Japan, last year 0 car stopped in the middle of the stage and they started it almost causing huge accident.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
How many chances will they be given?
Ridiculous
Honestly, Tanak for me is a big favourite for the 2025 title. We don't know the form of Kalle.
I have the same feeling. He has been showing good pace in the second part of the season and the jokers should also have a positive impact on the performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
So the person who drove on stage did it with purpose
https://x.com/powerslidemedia/status...C1kV5QC61vX5Xg
Apart from a big long tunnel, I can't think of a single redeeming feature this event has. Absolutely awful to watch. You can't tell me this is the best Japan has to offer.
What happened to Mikkelsen? Technical issue?
That car in stage is a disaster for rally Japan.
Its a country that the ceo of the railway has to apologize public if the train is more than 2 minutes late.
Errors is not anything they looks easy on.
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I'm guessing they are just "saving" the car for sundayQuote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
Neuville has been quietly impressive this weekend.
The problem early in the event has brought a different appreciation of his mindset. Clearly focussed and sensible in his approach. Not once has he appeared out-of-control. I wasn't particularly rooting for anyone this year, but I feel, now, he deserves the championship fully.
Well they just signed until 2028…so at least 3 more…Quote:
Originally Posted by philippebugalski