Remind me again why Toyota nominates Katsuta?
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Remind me again why Toyota nominates Katsuta?
Looks like Loubet went off at high speed...
Huge huge accident for Pierre..
It certainly looked like that but no news afterwards...Quote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
EDIT: Now confirmed Loubet crashed, crew ok.
Well everybody needs itQuote:
Originally Posted by Hackinator
With the hybrid I suppose he would have been 2-5 secs faster than Evans
Loubet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Disaster for Loubet. He was perhaps overdriving.
Christ that looks scary
Valmar Viisel
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Grégoire Munster's co-driver, Louis Louka, has forgotten his pace note book. He's been reading from his mobile phone so far this morning.
It never stays good for long for Loubet... :disturb:
This year they had need to make new pace notes, countless onboard videos were not available for memorizing and it took the actual rally point back. And now, mistakes happens, if you did not have correct pace notes. It was the same last time in 2019 for Neuville.
Last time there was Ingrassia commenting and if I remember correctly, he described that new generation make notes digitally. So I think it is all like expected and journalists just have not done their homework.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Could be, Ingrassia said there are young guys who use iPads and the reason he didn't change is he had learned a system and was afraid to change as they were competing at top level and couldn't afford mistakes.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Munster said at stage end they'd forgotten their pace notes and were trying their best to read them digitally, after someone from the team sent them to them. Im guessing pics of each page?
Are there any full videos of Lappi or Loubet's crashes?
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Then it's clear, good thing his phone battery lasted :D
Not full but incar anyway: https://yle.fi/a/74-20052712 (just click on the video, article is in Finnish but video feed is from WRC).Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Sunninen changed fuel tank
Only Tanak and Munster with 6 softs.
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ea9c8faeae.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Rovanperä 22sec faster than on 1st pass.
But still slower than opposition.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Ohjelma ei ole katsottavissa ulkomailla.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Aww shit... VPN would help, if you got one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Great job again by Suninen.
Wow Suninen
Seems to me Tänak made a really wrong tire choice
Road develops like hell, Suninen 7.8sec faster than Rovanperä. So now, Sunien to the lead!
This truth comes with full loop.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
still early days but an interesting rally developing so far. At the moment it seems road position is defining the times, today it's about making the most of the conditions, the rally will be decided tomorrow
yes, proper "friday heroes" day
It will but if you look at his splits he didn’t gain that much after first splitQuote:
Originally Posted by meh
And he said himself they overheated after 2kms
But we will see
Solberg's talking the big talk about being smart and not using the tyres too much compared to Pajari. That's an interesting one as well.
Everybody is talking how hard it is with tires and then Tänak is “Hold my beer I’ll take 6 softs” . lol
He tries everything to make the stages feel as smooth as possible for that fragile Puma :DQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Went out drinking with Mikkelsen and learned some "if you are not fastest, then say this as excuse" phrasesQuote:
Originally Posted by seb_sh
i'll reserve judgement but before the rally I didn't expect Solberg to finish without trouble...Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
He probably saves hards for tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Hopefully the car lasts until he has the chance to use them :PQuote:
Originally Posted by eib1
Let´s wait and see who is smart and fast. Not who is fast and not smart.