2017 season to date by Gary Boyd
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anybody has a link to the press conference? or do I just need to wait here: http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/livecenter/page/4175----.html
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Great day today! 2 fastest times. We are 2nd, 16.8 behind @SebOgier. It's game on!
Now my 2nd 'job' starts #CodrivingTheWorld #ProudDaddy
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There are only 2 options for him (right now) - Ford & Toyota. Toyota are pretty full, unless they decide to retire Hanninen.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Yeah let's pick Hanninen over Ogier and/or Mikkelsen.
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Stéphane Lefebvre
I struggled to get my bearings in the car. During service, we made significant progress with the set-up. It was an instructive day! #WRC
Toyota arent full...Tommi gave an interview to estonian press today and he said he wants Tänak and they made 1 year deals with all of their drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
He better not get rid of Latvala.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Cool graphs, keep em coming! The middle one should say Portugal and not Argentina though?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Breen had a spin trying to avoid some bits from Lappi's car that where in the middle of the road, on the final stage.
Demand compensation from stewards :D
So not you thenQuote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Lappi has done a good job: no mistakes, and steady job. Ok, no stunning times, but maybe in next rally
Well he did hit a wall on the last stage, but that's a part of the learning process. Other than that a very good job so far, some impressive times today.Quote:
Originally Posted by COD
He hit a wall and lost 5 mins on tonight's last stage, I'd count that as a mistake. Other than that he's done a good job and had just found his pace.Quote:
Originally Posted by COD
Considering the amount of mistakes (almost) everyone made in this rally it is an OK rally for Lappi, OK maybe he's no Loeb but also he's no Ogier, remember his debut in Wales Rally GB '08 when he rolled like a million times & finished 26? Again this is a different era & level of competition and of-course a different rally but you also have to remember that the difference today between the R5 cars and WRC cars is much bigger than the S1600 & WRC cars back then. Also for Lappi, he isn't in the strongest team (as Ogier was back then). So please cut him some slack, it's only his first proper rally, give him some time until you start slamming him with "compliments".
Just watched the highlights, Ogier was caught by Neuville's dust on SS14, but didn't get stressed by this. Probably no appeal from him.Quote:
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How many faulty power steering units has Hayden had to endure so far this season?
eWRC-results*@eWRCresults
Reports of burned car to Hiroki Arai at Amarante 2 stage
Off topic but I can't agree.Quote:
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Ok maybe I was a bit exaggerating...Quote:
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How can you say that a purpose-built NAE FWD car was more similar to a WRC car than a 4wd purpose-built car? One that on a good day, good stage and good driver can be really quick,k even WRC quick.Quote:
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Sorry I got confused with the S2000 cars.Quote:
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amazing place at 0,16!Quote:
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any personal opinions about what you watch so far Kielder?
Can M-Sport rebuild Arai's car?
Yes if by rebuild you mean throw it away and build a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeakiwi
Good Morning everyone, so what do you say, Ogier takes win number 40 or will Neuville manage to snatch it from him at the very last moment?
#Tyre info - Day 3
All Michelin #WRC drivers with 5 MICHELIN LTX Force S5
#RallyPortugal
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Neuville could pull off the same as in Argentina. Anyway it is, I hope it's through driving and not technical issues.Quote:
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Wow what a crowd and Estonian flag flying high!
I hope so too, I wanted to say 16 seconds isn't a big gap but when it's Ogier in front and he doesn't have road-sweeping duties, will be tough to catch him.Quote:
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Far more likely Neuville will overcook it in pursuit than Ogier will lose a 16 second lead. Any driver with pretensions of being world champion should learn from the way Ogier has approached this rally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Yes you're probably right, we can only hope he (& anyone capable) takes away the power stage points from Ogier, 'cause in the end they might (just) make a difference.Quote:
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Is there a livestream of Fafe1 on RTP? Link?
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Originally Posted by dupanton
Here you go ;)