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It's a shame Loeb's and Ogier's carriers didn't overlap to much. It would have been interesting to see them fighting more... Loeb was great, now Ogier is good, but only time will tell if he is as good (or better?) as Loeb. Anyhow this year Ogier is true champion, beat all the field fair & square, just like Loeb :)
I don't know but never in WRC history has anyone scored points after retiring. In Monte Carlo they have classified last leg retirees as finishers in final overall classification but I don't recall if any of those scored points.Quote:
Originally Posted by GigiGalliNo1
Ah, found it in the regulations:
13.3.4 Attribution of ‘Power Stage’ points.
Points will be awarded according to scale as described in Art. 5.4.3.
For the purpose of allocating points, the Power Stage Classification shall be calculated using the stage time plus any other time penalty accrued on this stage, including any false start penalty.
To score points, a driver must be classified in the Final Official Classification of the rally
But if Sordo retires on the last day does Neuville get 3 points for the powestage then?
I would say that there will be no rain on today stages, nearly no wind, temperature morning i +12..+15, next stage +16..+19 (theremight be some damp places as there was little rain overnight), final stage +18..+21.Quote:
Originally Posted by miniwintz
Afternoon between +18.. and +23
Rain comes during the night
No because Sordo was 1st on that stage, stage classification doesn't change due to retirement. Exclusion is a different matter as driver may be excluded from stage classifications as well as from final classification (or this may be just wrc.com's style).Quote:
Originally Posted by eestlane
Loeb had 2 capuccinos today morning.
The Master is flying !!!
Old fox vs rest 1:0
Ostberg and Hirvonen :erm:
1 year to compete at wrc asphalt......faster at 1st real stage without better position
Loeb is lucky....
lololololol