spin for Solberg
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spin for Solberg
I reuse my comment from Paraguay topic:
Solberg 110; 1 event left (Chile); max to earn 135
Rossel 99; 1 event left (Chile); max to earn 124
Greensmith 57; 3 events left; max to earn 132
Gryazin 30; 4 events left; max to earn 130
Solberg-Rossel-Greensmith-Grazin are all in the fight here.
Buum, quite some fog in SS2 (at the end of the state).
flat_right, the pickems closing time was 14:05 CET so I did manage to avoid the deadline, however, I quickly found out stage 1 was running but I did not look at the result, I do understand however if Jaja disapproves my pickems.
Seems timing must be checked for more guys...Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Only Fourmaux keeping his time up at the end in the fog.
McErlean spin https://www.facebook.com/reel/796321783345325
Quite lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by drive
And when I'm watching those wooden fence poles, I'm a bit nervous, to be honest.
Very very lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Lot of roadside cameras, thats good.
Seems a stage with a cleaning effect, Fourmaux and Pajari can shine here.
Rovanperä 5.5 lost in split 4, mistake or puncture?
edit: rear-left puncture due the driving mistake and a bit off road
Tyre pressure alert but he hit a bank.
Kalle puncture. With a big mistake.
Why is he going so slowly? Ogier had a rear puncture in Paraguay and lost only 30-40 seconds..
Let´s see. Now 30 secs lost. But better than change wheel.
It's gonna be more in the finish.. Way moreQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Looks like something more than just a puncture to me.
Early in the stage to keep going, but rear punctures aren't as bad as front.
I think he "earned" some 40 secs by going on...Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
All Hyndais lost 1.7sec+ in 1st split. and then took back 1 second to the 2nd split.
Not so far, no-one is quicker yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Evans disagrees, setting fastest time (so far) from 1st on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Dreadful first loop by Neuville. How can he still get the set-up so badly wrong ?
Katsuta totally off the pace
Smth wrong?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Everyone is lost except Evans and Tanak.
Not 100% sure about it, but it can be due to "fixed configuration for linked rallies" and if you decided something incorrectly a long time ago, you just lack the options to change it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Probably a little premature to talk about the championship, but today may prove a turning point of sorts for Elfyn Evans he can keep it together. First on the road doesn't appear to be a handicap here, and, strangely, his direct rivals are all struggling. Two asphalt events coming next. Evans would be excused a smile or more at the moment.
Gearstick "wobling around" for MUnster. Only 2nd gear available... :)
Evans got the starting setup right compared to others. Now the question is, if and how much others can improve their pace. For example, I don't expect Ogier to struggle through the rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by 240RS
But for now, 1st loop was really well done!
Problems for Gryazin and Zaldivar it seems.
... and Solberg to the lead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
is a question of luck.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Even when there's a spin the luck is needed.
Neuville's slow times explained:
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/drive...eview%27%29%3B
so many issues and retirements are being caused by stupid FIA rules.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
The Rules are the same for every team. Hyundai just need to make its parts better...Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
DF : "after Thursday’s shakedown stage Hyundai had reliability concerns..."
Neuville: “Obviously we detected some issues with the drivetrain from the shakedown yesterday, and I was told I had to change for today..."
Evans' car doesn't sound so healthy, does it?
The cleaning effect is now quite massive.
Pajari and Fourmaux can _now_ shine (attempt 2)
haha, Taka was completely lost during the 1st loop, and set fastest times in first 2 splits