About who you are talking? Ogier and Neuville are pushing no matter of this stupid rule. And who else is pushing much more than in previous days?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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About who you are talking? Ogier and Neuville are pushing no matter of this stupid rule. And who else is pushing much more than in previous days?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Was thinking the same, and then the commentator talk like " He is saving the tires for powerstage to get 5 points" in what world do they live in, at this pace Neuville could beat him at PS even if he was going backwardsQuote:
Originally Posted by Kras
He said at the end of the previous stage that his approach had changed and just going through the stages. Maybe some team order for the case Evans and Ogier slip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Now he needs to "push" a bit to be faster than Rally2 cars to earn some more points :)
Tänak certainly was pushing more than yesterdayQuote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Tanak is definitely trying for his maximum share of the 12 points - as I'm sure is Evans. Lets see how they do in this stage...Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
I think he is the only one... But still it nothing change, this new points system is really stupid.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyest
Also theres nowhere to see overall sunday points clasification, you have to add up stagetimes on paper I suppose 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Fourmaux said he is pushing too. I like this Sunday.
Anyway, really dissapointed in Mikkelsen, i know he is getting used to the car, but getting his ass handed to him by Munster, who shouldnt even be near him yet. embarassing. Sad they didnt have trust in Teemu
I'd be srprised if gets more than 1 PS pointQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyest
Tänak, Evans and FourmauxQuote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Yes this time we are lucky that we have this fight for the win but Neuville would still push if he would lead by over a minute. not so much as now but still would to get points also from today
He should’ve started with Lappi (yes I know a fourth car) in Sweden, there he’d have a better road position and at least a surface he’s comfortable with, I seriously don’t know what Hyundai were thinking nominating him for tarmac events, since when was he fast on the black stuff or competitive in monte for that matter? (Post Polo R WRC days)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyest
And why are we seeing a rotating map again? Is Ott’s onboard camera down? Why don’t they have some stage side cameras here or where is the helicopter?
sad yeah about the coverage, have loved Ott's inside cam angle, really gives you the true feeling of the speed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Back to radio broadcast
Great broadcasting today
Indeed, that is a bit of pain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Quality is amazing!
Here is Sunday classification - https://rally-base.com/2024/rallye-m...4/?ssGroupId=7Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
4th leg standings on EWRC a useful way of working out Sunday points I think. 0.7s between Evans and Tanak on Sunday standings heading to the power stage. All-live need to up their game regarding Sunday points and standings though, not helping clear anything up at the moment.
Commentary and graphics are focusing on the overall standings (which at this moment only matter for the stats and glory), but some drivers are pushing to get sunday points, some are driving just to get to the end, seems everyone is looking at some different standings which is convenient for them. For me just because a driver says at the end that he is pushing to get sunday points is a bit meaningless if I don't get the context, is he succeeding, is he fighting anybody? Or do I just look stupidly at everything and then at the end points and standings magically appear from nowhere? This only cheapens the show, every time this points system is mentioned I realise it's stupider than I thought before.
0.7s between Tänak and Evans, gonna be interesting for powerstage. I think Neuville and Ogier battle is done. Gives something to seeQuote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Thx. 3rd party site saves again from promoter incomptetenceQuote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Sunday so far
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1948e47a73.jpg
I think they will show it after this stage. Or I hope*
Neuville is clearly "in the zone".
A bit surprised that Evans was able to find speed and Ogier was not.
For me it looks like Ogier "resigned"...Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Neuvile putting a wrench in Ogiers record padding is gonna be the highlight of this rally for me
I think ogier has kinda given up. He is not going to beat neuville on speed anymore, and he doesn't care about points.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Very fair question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Rally2 is going to be even more heated up, Rossel is on the blinder and probably back to the lead-fight
Rossell on a mission
All-live need to up their game, period, complete amateurs at the moment.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corcaíoch
again this silly argument... look at the history of rallying, according to you all the big champions were "record padding"Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Tänak vs Evans vs Ogier Will be interesting on power stage. Who will get how many points today?
At ss15 he was beaten by Rossel by almost 10 seconds.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyest
It makes me wonder if he has some serious issue with the car that he won't talk about.
In the end the best fight is in WRC2 where there are no gimmicks.
I just dont like it. I dont like it when Loeb does it either. Not everything was good back in the dayQuote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
Indeed. I bet they wont point it out on the broadcastQuote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
They didn't, LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra