And still they don't show a single WRC2 instead going to show Al Quassimi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esko
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And still they don't show a single WRC2 instead going to show Al Quassimi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esko
Latvala was fastes yesterday and today has been driving very well and managed to take lead after his puncture yesterday. This will be Latvala's rally!
here we go... new car
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VolkswagenMotorsportVerified account @volkswagenms 1m1 minute agoMore
Reports in that @EricCamilli has stopped on stage 11 of #RallyRACC with a gear shift issue. #WRC#WRClive#WRCSPA
Kopecky only pics tenths of seconds from Kalle...
Yeah makes no sense. For once we have intense battle in WRC2 and we have seen them in 2 stages so far out of 10 stages...Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Not bad for Kalle who said himself he hasn't driven really before on wet tarmac. But also Jan probably not pushing 100%. Don't know which I would love the most, Rovanperä winning again, Kopecky getting 100% wins this year or VW Polo winning on its debut. Although now with Camilli out it seems unlikely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
For the lovers of mechanics - how to convert a rally car from gravel to tarmac spec in 1h 15 mins:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZlNW6A6RNo
Try here! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJ3Ay60aa3s
You clearly don't know him if you say that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esko
Slow 1st split from Breen.
Ideally (for Ogier) Loeb and Evans must separate Ogier and Neuville. If Newville wants the title, he must step on it.
Mikkelsen is lucky Al-Qassimi isnt pushing today :)
going to Australia second on the road could be better for him though.Quote:
Originally Posted by jparker
The full wet doesn’t deliver
Judging by the splits, he is stepping on it. Just that Ogier might step too.Quote:
Originally Posted by jparker
seems like Neuville did right with choosing softs
Still a 24 Km stage to go though... how are the stages at the moment?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Ogier losing a lot now
We have a battle for the win between Ogier and Neuville... times show neuville has the pace for now...
Ogier lost half his lead to neuville... 7.7 now.
Another stage like this and Neuville passes Ogier...
Too bad there was no stage-end interview with Ogier. He is surprisingly slow today, relative to Neuville. Both morning and now.
Wrong tyre choice both times.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
In the morning they both had full softs.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Very interesting situation, now Loeb and Evans are involved in the fight, they need to deliver, and so far they do.
Hold onto your hats. The master is flying
In the morning Neuville was 1.0 faster than Ogier, not much of a difference really.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
https://www.ewrc-results.com/media/4...ada-2018/2329/Quote:
Originally Posted by jparker
Now the Maestro shows how it's done
Amazing Loeb!
LOL... Hello Mr Loeb.
it was perfect m8! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Lead
1st to second 7 secs 2nd to 3rd 7sec 3rd to 4th 7 sec....
For the title fight we sure have to hope that both JML ja Loeb stay in front of Ogi and Neuville.
Love seeing Loeb pulling out these kind of stage times :D
Ott not fast as I expected
Sordo crumbling. Will Jari feel the pressure with the master lurking behind him too?
Loeb is just class of his own
it seems Loeb has found the rhythm !
Without the off on SS11 I just reposted Loeb would be 2nd.
https://www.ewrc-results.com/media/4...ada-2018/2329/