And Lukyanuk... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9PMfwmCEAERs0v.png
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And Lukyanuk... https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9PMfwmCEAERs0v.png
Un-Luky... :(
Kajto seemed to be the only happy driver on SS2: 'It was perfect stage, so long and with so different parts. I am happy, I was changing setup. It's my second time on these tyres so I'm learning...'
Gago after SS2 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B9PUIisCEAEKvKs.png:large
I should have picked two swedes in the Pickem. Bergkvist fourth overall and Adielsson 6th... :(
For sure only three stages but still... EB is our best youngster atm. Wish him all good luck.
I was already following Bergkvist two years ago in Sweden with the Fiesta R2. But I was not expecting such times today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
He´s been fast I think ever since he started. Last week swedish sprint champion as well in "trimmat 2WD".
I hope next round R2 will be "slower", because this can not last long.....four R2 crews up to ten position in general ranking....
Vasily Gryazin (who drives Peugeot 208 R2 this time) went off the road on SS3. He continues the rally, but lost over 16 minutes and dropped down to the last position overal. He is now 44th.
"On a braking I lose the car and we go out of the road. No hitting it (anything) just out of the road."
Also Guillaume de Mévius crashed in SS2, whereas Gino Bux had problems of radiator on SS1(retired too) :(
What's the reason of retirement for Julius Tannert :confused:
Nice driving for Jon Armstrong who discovers the car and the rally: ahead of his countrymate Chris Ingram :eek: