The rules are the same for everyone. Sometimes they are favorable other times not. The sportsmanship, imposes to remain coolQuote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
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The rules are the same for everyone. Sometimes they are favorable other times not. The sportsmanship, imposes to remain coolQuote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
Loeb could.Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
Breen doing very well with the road position advantage. Mads now struggling with the car as expected but still in that chasing pack.
Will be tough for those two and Hayden to fight against Thierry though. He's ahead of Mikkelsen and Paddon despite his team mates having better road position. Great driving again but I wonder if he's left a margin for error....
Toyota not having the event they hoped for or expected so far, but that's also down to road position for Tanak and Jari.
Evans been a disappointment, while Ogier has had an impossible job, but he needs to maybe settle down a bit and show a bit more decency. Suninen doing well imo for only his 3rd start.
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Full reverse P1 with wrc17 carsQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Indeed - If he completes SS8 surely Yazeed is opening the road tomorrow!Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
ah i completely forgot Yazeed!
no, he with 2016 year carQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
H. Solberg should open no?
Sportsmanship imposes to remain cool? What are you a girl? If the situation is shitty the sportsman has every right to be frustrated. That is what he works his butt of every day. Emotions are a part of the sports, just like being unlucky with the road position.Quote:
Originally Posted by René
yes, thats what i wroteQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Solberg
Evans
Ogier
Meeke
Tänak
Latvala
Lappi
Suninen
Paddon
Ostberg
Breen
Mikkelsen
Neuville
Running order is always an issue in rally, but Ogier (or should we call him Slowgier?) slower than several WRC2 cars is nuts.
I agree, the emotions just make it even more interesting! But still we don't have to agree with them :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
At the end of SS4, were that drama happened, Ogier ja Tänak were slower than SS4 JWRC winner K.Torn, who was 5(!) seconds faster than Tänak in that part. So wrc2 is logical and not that nuts...Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Yazeed is no P1Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
I find it really hard to understand how you can not agree with the emotions of Ogier or Tanak whos rally is ruined after day 1 due to no fault of their own. Of course they are angry, of course they are disapointed. What should Ogier respond after losing close to a minute on the stage to the drivers hes equal and not having any change to drive fast whatsoever.Quote:
Originally Posted by HaCo
You're right, I already wrote a few posts back that I can understand their frustration. But blaming the organisation is not something where I agree with, and that's also part of the frustration...Quote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
Apart from that unploghed last part in SS4 and Tänaks outburst, he just apologised for, where they have blamed the others?
Is it normal WRC Live lags about 1 min behind?
quite dark already!
FRI 16:47 - STAGE INFO: SS8
Torsby 1, 9.56km. A mix of new roads and some last used three years ago, before a popular spectator area into the finish. Although the roads are narrow and bumpy, they are fast and tricky and among those to have fallen foul of this stage are Sébastien Ogier, Jari-Matti Latvala and Ott Tänak. The final 3km run alongside Torsby airfield service park, and before the last section near a ski centre is a rallycross-style arena with plenty of fast bends and a jump.
I think all drivers struggled with the ruts on second leg. Just different ways to express themselves. (Ostberg)
Breen loosing a fin
https://twitter.com/rallytravel/stat...18764442714113
Yes, but that has already been apologized for and to be fair the organizers are at fault for not ploughing the last 6km of a stage making the 2 first WRC cars slower than JWRC cars. And still it has been apologized for.Quote:
Originally Posted by HaCo
could Ogier plays some trick to be super rally tomorrow without loosing too much time and start after the main WRC field?
Yes, because one shouldn`t be unhappy, that he is 21. on the stage, although capable of winning the event and others who score top 5 times, complain about ruts and making lines for the ones behind him, are really in trouble.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Ogier lost 1m19 to the next man on the road today (Tanak) !
Latvala woke up but its day over now, lol
Meekes pacenotes: "Latvala corner"
SS6 Evans Spin/Crash!
https://youtu.be/xTl97r5BbzI
oh man Neuville, again amazing time
Evans beaten Ogier, so tomorrow will Ogier start before Evans.
What beating Lappi by 0.7 ?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
so 1-2-3 Hyundai at 1st day
and its a Hyundai 1-2-3 in the end of the day, lol
championship order if the rally ends like day 1
Neuville 39
Ogier 26
Latvala 21
Mikkelsen 21
Tänak 20
Meeke 18
Paddon 15
Breen 14
Lappi 12
Ostberg 10
Evans 8
Suninen 8
withot power stage points of course
ffs, whats the point of that championship order? it's friday..
Big issue for MWQuote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
just check results firstQuote:
Originally Posted by krissucool
https://www.ewrc-results.com/results...2018/?s=161821