Why do people feel sorry for Ott, but trash Meeke. Just asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
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Why do people feel sorry for Ott, but trash Meeke. Just asking.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Ott crashed out twice this year, Meeke 5?
because tanak doesn't on average crash twice a rally. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by wrc2017
ahhhh i knews this question would come, took a lot of time!
Take the numbers out of it, and the fact we all acknowledge the C3 is now officially a bag of shit, if Meeke has done this on any rally, he would have been ridculed.
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Originally Posted by mknight
Tanak crash outside
https://twitter.com/inforallyes/stat...60702547980288
I say rest Tanak for Finland.
Good rally by Lefebvre.
Think he saved his future in Citroen for the time being tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigWorm
The start order for the PS is determined by WRC TV that's one of the reasons for having a regroup of 30 mins just before.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
so by your logic Hyundai should have rested Neuville after Sweden too?Quote:
Originally Posted by wrc2017
Yes, but usually superraly crews start first, then those that drove without crashing out.Quote:
Originally Posted by fredfush
sarcasm about Meeke.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Suninen spun
Damn, Suninen spun and dropped 6th. Very good rally still.
Suninen in the 17 car for Neste?
With only a 30 minute regroup they would not be able to move him to the head of the field....Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by noel157
Lefebvre best Citroën well clear of Mikkelsen and Breen 🙃.
There was said Mikkelsen would replace Breen in Germany, Matton said now he will replace Lefebvre not Breen.
That's fourth place secured for Dani. "I can be positive, fourth place is good and I'm happy to score good manufacturers and drivers points. But for me, fourth is not what I expected. I want more, for next rally I will try to do my best."
Dani, you are not scoring manufacturers points!
Great word from Ogier, well done
Neuville doesn't seem to push.
Ogier will at least keep a narrow WDC lead. And Evans saves a fine lead in WCC for Ford. Thats something good after a very hard defeat. Onwards to NORF...
Well, his memory serves him well (Tanak issue).Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Yes yes!!!!!
Proud to be Belgian again!!! :D :D :D :D
TouchéQuote:
Originally Posted by noel157
Congratulations to Thierry, very very fast and drained 7 more points from Ogier. Can't wait to next rally.
Neuville saying 'races' bothers me much more than it really should.
i think neuville will curse if he sees how close he was to getting 1, or perhaps even 3 point more.
Good win for Neuville, thanks to VW for a great championship.
I eat my words about Desborough and Mikkelsen's PS points.
I didn't see your post before posting mine, but a bit churlish, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Yes, makes no logic.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
What a photo..!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Amazing event, superb win for Neuville-congrats. Paddon finally showed some speed and avoid troubles.
Ogier-his interview tells everything. He is not happy with his performance, didn't show almost nothing, than again his is on podium.
Sordo-I think this is max what he can achive (thanks to JML & Tanak off)in this conditions-he is not a fan of slippery conditions.
Citroen boys-well, again a rally with mixed feelings. But, Meeke will be strong in Finland. Don't forget this words....
Soap opera episode VXIIIQuote:
Originally Posted by mousti
Veiby the surprise of the rally for me. Had the upper hand on Tidemand the whole race.
These words? We won't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ucci
Huge congrats to Hyundai, only 22 points now behind M-Sport (they were 50 before Poland) and only 11 points in the drivers title before heading to the greatest battle ground of them all- Rally Finland. Btw, a very well done to Paddon after a difficult season, nice to see him back on the podium.
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11 points difference... 5 events remaining... the plot thickens.