So second rally in a row where Ogier has made a mistake when trying to catch the leader
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So second rally in a row where Ogier has made a mistake when trying to catch the leader
Plus Australia.
Car still not how he wants.. give him a chance and he will win once more.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
hopefully Meeke won't bin it like his friend Neuville in the Super Special Stage.
That’s just your assumptions.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Tidemand closed the gap under a second to Camilli
https://youtu.be/b8Ar61IiC_E
of course he will but time to time we have seen that when he has pressure from others he starts to do mistakes, he has made a mistake every rally so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
no its not my assumption,its the reality.You cant do anything else,just mapping.Quote:
Originally Posted by OldF
maybe Ogier cracks under pressure, but he is still second. And so was he the last few rally he made a mistake. The others when they crack they finish outside a top 8.
i have nothing against him and thats why he is a 4 time champion, and im always wondering how he gets away with all these mistakes. just sayn that he is a human after all and does some mistakes time to time especially when he has pressure.Quote:
Originally Posted by spiderem
Stage win for Tänak, him and Neuville are the only ones who have stage win from every rally this season.
As I said - Ford is not Ogier's lethal weapon!Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
PS: And will never be!!!
Ogier's not cracking, just pushing to try to win. Thought thats what people wanted...
He's settled for second now and will lead the WRC once more.
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Sordo should be also in the club?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
what stage he won in sweden, cant remember?
Won the second run of Karlstad SSSQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Too big gaps for 55kms tomorrow :( But in WRC2 Camili/Tidemand is undecided yet.
yeah i just checked it...Neuville, Sordo and Tänak then.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigWorm
Ogier: "We tried what we could today but Meeke was just too fast. If we finish Rally Mexico in 2nd position, it'll still be great news!"
Ogier just enjoying themselves in this rally. Meeks is no competitor when, after two rounds is in 14th place and hear home in second division.
so what happens to Yaris? any ideas?
Top 5 is pretty much settled unless mistakes/mech issues but Latvala should catch Hänninen. Sordo could as well maybe, he's set some nice times this rally.
not enough gravel tests and as a result bad gravel setup and other heating/cooling thingsQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
never seen Ogier doing so many mistakes with any other car as he did with Ford... thanks to his exceptional skills Ford and Malcolm Wilson are making it big time... still
Ehh? What?Quote:
Originally Posted by olemann
you'll be answered as soon as the motogp test is over...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
slow puncture for Meeke at autodromo de Leon,now the gap to Ogier at 33,4 sec
it started to rain and Paddon and Tänak got the worst of it and it stopped just right after they had finished, lol
Meeke in 2nd division? What are you smoking?Quote:
Originally Posted by olemann
Its a pity that toyota opted for an amateur management team , lets hope they change it soon.
It was of course evident that the car was nothing and would show its true potential when the season started.
from fluke to flop in less than a month.
>fluke >specialist eventQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
>flop >specialist event
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Why do you feed the troll?
I partly give in and partly enjoy his accusations. It's annoying and gets old but still. I'll stop now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mariusz
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i told you after Sweden that the season will start in mexico...
I think if toyota sacks their amateur management they still can salvage this farce they call a professional team.
Latvala a previous winner here and always competitive is 4 minutes behind even after the wall people cancelled almost 1/3 of the rally.
They are such amateurs that they even jeopardize the health of one of their drivers by letting him drive while he can barely talk...
Maybe they need more posters of their boss when he was driving with Mitsubishi, to motivate them.
The written words of a true wp@#r, no sports person gives up as long as there is breath in their bodyQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
thats exactly why it should be the teams decision to withdraw him instead of putting him at risk... but as i said... amateurs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mk2 RS2000
SS13 Lajas de Oro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfKzfmCGIDg
Very impressed by potential of Yaris, reduced power and still competitive. Soon Ogier skills will not be enough to keep up with the rest.
only an issue when the co-driver is speechlessQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T