Yes but while Gryazin only had half the car off the road Suninen jumped completely off at the very start of the corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by bomber21
Lucky he could get back at all.
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Yes but while Gryazin only had half the car off the road Suninen jumped completely off at the very start of the corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by bomber21
Lucky he could get back at all.
Direct after a slippy righthander...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Well, Lindholm fastest on SS4... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Hello my dear friend! Well we are both still young, how can you say something like that? Plus I still have my trip to Barum to do!Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
On SS1 it was very tricky, but the top WRC guys are amazing. Formaux looked very impressive, more than the times suggest. The competition is R5 so close, Mikkelsen, Gryazin, Ostberg and Suninen looked amazing, along with some other R5 guys (Niki Mayr-Melnhof for example looked amazing and is showing impressive pace, looks like it paid off for him to drive the Croatian rallies a few years ago - he will be very familiar with Sunday's Powerstage form years ago). Also, I am really amazed by the JWRC guys - they really throw all the three cylinders have to give.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1385539095955447811 Gryazin scare
https://youtu.be/n6uuSb6g4sI Ogier mistake and Rovanpera off
It's very laughable how they are trying to hide the amount of spectators on all live. The unnecessary zooming in and cutting of frames is absurd. I'm here alongside the stages and it's very refreshing to see so many people enjoying.
Yeah it feels like real Rally after so long. Great to see people having fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by bisak
Cutting of frames?Quote:
Originally Posted by bisak
so thats why the WRC+ hasnt worked today? :D
Have fun there man, beautiful stages so far from what I've seen. I just watched the last SS from the morning loop and I didn't notice anything odd. If there's some sort of directive for cameramen or live directors to 'cut out' spectators, then I would understand that. We all know spectating a rally is in the outside air, the risk is small. But I can assure you that if they broadcast images with large crowds from this rally, there will be criticism. Nowadays perception is more important than facts (in the minds of the decision makers).Quote:
Originally Posted by bisak
In short: I want to spectate Ypres Rally in august. And if my government sees large crowds in other rallies, there's a chance they won't allow it. Meanwhile, enjoy your rally!