Of course not but it is a difference if You change tyres in every sertvice or not. Whether it is the case or not is not possible to safely say therefore it is good to be careful about the conclusions.
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Of course not but it is a difference if You change tyres in every sertvice or not. Whether it is the case or not is not possible to safely say therefore it is good to be careful about the conclusions.
At least on ss4 he was really the most spectacular driver. I should dig out regulations for national championship about tires tho.
I was on the start of SS 6/7 and Kalle for sure didnt used tyres with FIA Barcode. Which means we cannot say in sure what compound he used, if it is according to ERC regulations, how many new tyres he use for whole race etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by Essaj
No, he is not champion yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Who cares about compounds etc, he is only 16 for godsake
He is not 16 yet ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by drive
for sure his pace is incredible,whatever tyre he is using.
That's the thing with rallying... whatever time a driver does, someone always has a reason to praise/explain/criticise/dismiss it ...
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Originally Posted by drive
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Originally Posted by dimviii
He is possibly the greatest talent around, no doubts about that, but it's still often missleading to ignore details. Who has been on this forum for some years must know that I am always very careful and somewhat critical about rising supertalents. We've had number of those who never ever managed to get anywhere despite being very promissing at some stage. There were exceptions and I do admit that I wasn't cheering them that much at their beginnings, i.e. Paddon, but on the other hand people used to be overexcited about many who nobody remembers anymore.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Isn't he? Before the rally he needed 3 points to be the champion. He scored 5 points for the first leg. Is it not enough?Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto