Lets wait for Hankook next year ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
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Lets wait for Hankook next year ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Neuville could drive one hand out of the window and still finish on the podium now..
On pace, maybe not but Hyundai are not immune to punctures either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Katsuta knows where he did it, so probably he just clipped something, really easy to clip anything. And Ogier maybe too, but he won't admit it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Mega time from Mikkelsen.. +54sec..
Shouldn't be in rally1 car
was out of roadQuote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
WRC2 cars in the top 5 !
Impressive time by Gryazin
Wow, already massive gaps after the first proper SS. Good news for Tanak that Ogier, Fourmaux and Katsuta are already quite behind. For Neuville, whether he's 1st or 6th is academic for the driver's title, he needs to finish.
Well Ogier surly is clipping stuff left right and center, he was lucky not to have a puncture on SS3 either.
Neuville technical issue..
I was sure i heard the engine sounding different on the first stage
If he repairs it somehow, then ok.. If he has to carry it trough the afternoon, he will hardly get any points
Everything falling into place for Tanak...
I'm afraid this could be something internal
If its more internal it could mean no restart on Sunday which would've been fatal
ohhh boyyy, go tanak!!!!!!
ah cmoon theres what? 18 R5s and just ONE topping Sami! where is help when Oli must need it!!? hahah
I was surprised that Skoda "hired" only Gus to help to Oliver...Quote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
I guess with Oliver going to Toyota Rally2 next year, Skoda maybe give less of a shit....Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Neuville's problem is not fixed. So he will have to hope others crash if the wants any point from saturday.
Mikkelsen off again..
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Oh boy.
Tänak suddenly has a real chance
Sorry I went to sleep for a few hours, what issue did Neuville have?
Shhhhh, let it play out and see where they end up on Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Well I said only a chance and it’s still only a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Sunday could save Thierry big time.
if only the gap would be 15 points instead of 25 now.
Neuville still has a good chance to scrape some saturday points.
ATM he is 40 seconds from one point. The gap will go bigger with two stages to left.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
Ok there is always drivers who go off and retire but he really must hope on that tomorrow
But stil if he even get 0 tomorrow then Sunday points are a huge saver for him.
Neuville will be at best 3-4 minutes behind 7th place after Friday. Which is still possible to catch with a Saturday left.
The times given to RC2 cars on SS5 doesn't seem fair to me for Neuville. Road is definitely drying up and all Rally 2 cars loosing just 29 seconds is not OK. That could play a big role in championship.. My opinion.
Another delay?
Guess they're making up time to close the gaps caused by Mikkelsen accident. The cars were coming through in weird intervals
Even 22 would make it more acheivableQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
How is this thread so dead guys
Lack of interest....Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
It seems Tänak has starting to feel comfortable with the car. This year the drivers title seems to be still out of reach, but the speed gives positive expectations for next year. With the current situation the manufacturers title is wide open and we will have an exciting weekend ahead, where Neuville also has to push and can't just cruise to the finish.
Now the CER powerstage seems even more painful from Tänaks perceptive.
to say that after 1 real stage is not really smart as we have seen...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Agreed. He should have gone more on CER power stage. 20 point gap would have been something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by trykmann
But the biggest problems are really Finland and Sweden actually where he binned.
But yeah I agree. Seems he has found something with the current car and I hope with the new he finds even more speed next year.
At least there is now excitement regarding the championship fight and Neuville can’t definitely cruise the next two days
He said "on pace", which was true. Tanak was the fastest, Ogier and Katsuta are nowhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRC1
Has Tanak any chance to take the title?