You’re right I forgot Monte-Carlo 2017 when he was fastest and binned it, but honestly, by pace alone, he’s good to go, he only needs to stay ahead of Ott.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
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You’re right I forgot Monte-Carlo 2017 when he was fastest and binned it, but honestly, by pace alone, he’s good to go, he only needs to stay ahead of Ott.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Etappe 1: 124,97kmQuote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Etappe 2: 123,46km
Pajari has been creeping ahead of Fourmaux today but lost most of his lead there.
But I think he had one or two more stages without hybrid, so that's not a bad day for him overall.
What happened to evans, katsuta, fourmaux? Caught out by rain?
Like I said, tomorrow is longer day... Except today's stages were just 110,64 km...Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
Top 3 in only 7,8 seconds, very tight. Evans is not far behind in 4th. I'm mostly surprised by Tanak, basically as fast as Ogier today. The big question is: how much is Neuville pushing? Is he taking many risks or is he managing to a certain degree?
How are tomorrow stages looking? Smoother roads?
Smoother roads, yes, I think it will all fall around the weather because it’s again a relatively early start so if it stays 14°c degrees and foggy like today, it’ll be tricky.Quote:
Originally Posted by focus206
Evans said he thought it was a good stage and he was a bit surprised by the time, despite a minor brake problem near the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
I think Katsuta has decided he wants to finish.
Fourmaux, I didn't notice anything, except he gained on Pajari (or Pajari lost time to him).
BREAKING NEWS!
Rally ain't over till it's over.
10-second time penalty!
Car no 19 did not negotiate correctly the chicane on SS7.
Serderidis.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
You tease.