I think that this was the first time Lappi did everything well on an asphalt event. So far he nearly always crashed and when then alwas in right-hander (as Hartusvuori found).
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I think that this was the first time Lappi did everything well on an asphalt event. So far he nearly always crashed and when then alwas in right-hander (as Hartusvuori found).
yeap after Kopeckys delay,had easy job with Kremer.Of course well deserved win.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Who concerns me is Tidemand. He is becoming an eternal promise.
In Italy we have a say similar to this: "And also this year we will win next year".
He did a good job in Germany. Unfortunately it doesn't count towards the championship because of the weird points system.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
I'm wondering which rally (if some at all) will Kopecký drive inestead of canceled China...
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Even if Evans wins his last event, Suninen can be 2 x 3rd to be the champ.#WRC2 title is decided between the Finns.
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I presume he will go to Corsica, Spain and GB. I suspect if a Skoda driver has wrapped up the title by GB then he will not do a seventh round. Maybe the only other option is for him to borrow one of the APRC Fabias and enter Australia?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Reading Skoda's post event press release, they still mention Lappi as a works driver and don't seem to rule out the possibility of further rounds for all their guys.. I suppose they will see how it goes in Spain next week.
They shall still try to fight for the title. For having three crews it's been heading towards a kind of failure...
Well either way they will have needed to put in their entries for Wales before Corsica. So we'll see when the list comes out. They don't have the luxury of being able to wait, although there's nothing to stop them withdrawing them like they did last year from memory.