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Good lead for Neuville (and Latvala) but all down to their advantageous road positions. Cant really give them so much credit.
Ogier still the man given all his road sweeping. He said was happy to beat those who he saw as his competition here, Mikkelsen & Ostberg, who have a similar road position.
In WRC2 Scandola in a tight lead ahead of Lappi. Sunninen and Fuchs are even closer to each other. Complete top 5 in WRC2 for Škodas now. Kruuda in some problems and Aasen now slow (likely due to tires). Kopecký back in top 5 after the puncture.
Unusual relatively problem free rally for top drivers in WRC2. Just a couple of spin from a couple of drivers and one puncture for Kopecky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
It's strange in a rally like this one.
Hayden Paddon @HaydenPaddon
No words....incredibly disappointed and sorry that I let everyone down again from another silly mistake.
We will bounce back and I hope this is just a small dip we are going through to help us to be stronger for the future
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Scandola wins another stage in WRC2.
Wonder how Capito feels about another 'wildcard' who hasn't competed previously this season blowing his guys into the dust?
Seems all that praise did Paddon harm... it seems that todays drivers have as a goal to win against Ogier and VW and then they just feel complete when they achieve it and Mess things up afterwards... it is a shame.
Fri 18:39 - SS9: WRC 2 Suninen
Teemu lost the WRC 2 lead on SS7 when he hit a rock and punctured a tyre - but he's fought his way back into winning contention. "Today has been good. Luckily we found good speed after the puncture, which was my mistake. Tomorrow let's see. I think we have enough pace to fight for the win."
didnt expect so much speed from him.Nice surprise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek