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So three then? Still the question: First time ever?Quote:
Originally Posted by drive
Why is that important?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
How many pages were Ott Tänak speculation? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Franky
And Sweden wasn't run this year ;)
I looked at Suninen's stage results, mostly 6-9 with two 3rd places. It's very similar to what he performed with the Fiesta in Tour de Corse and Catalunya tarmac stages in 2019 (in Deutschland 2019 he had a lot better stage times)
Yep, clearly not a game changer for him for next year (about what he said that this rally could open him a door), especially with what Solberg did.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Not bad but not good. Best solution for him now is to be the leader of Hyundai bunch in WRC-2 to stay in the game and, then, hope some opportunities to open in Rally1 (but he is not alone in this position).
Saying that it's the least interest generating event would had been too depressing. So added the event that did not run for comparison :DQuote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Yes, and I don't think he could even have chances for anything more. Just WRC2 and maybe a single Rally1 drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Danny0405
Very good from my view:
-Ogier taking it in style right from first stage
- Solberg (probably 2nd best rally of the year)
- Sordo ( "standard" drive)
Meh:
Neuville
Disappointment:
- Suninen ( improved during the weekend but still a bit slower than I expected)
- Rovanpera ( sure he has to finish, but is this the fastest controlled performance he can do?, kinda reminds me of the Meeke way, full push or nothing)
- Fourmaux and Greensmith, tarmac is Fiesta best surface yet I didn't see any highlights.