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Even if Neuville still believes in the championship, he was 40 seconds behind Kalle, he was hardly going to finish in front. And if he did finish in front, he'd take what, 2 points away from the gap?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
The only shame is some missed testing Kms.
Even thought you seem to be have given up doesn't mean others specially Thierry are.Quote:
Originally Posted by focus206
unless kalle also is forced to retire heQuote:
Originally Posted by Essaj
Well, instead of gaining any points or not losing more than maybe a few, now he is going to lose a remarkable amount of points. If Kalle finishes 5th he is going to take another 8 points more. From power stage, I think they might take about the same amount so probably not that much difference.Quote:
Originally Posted by focus206
But if he believes the fight for championship is over, then it doesn't matter. The lost kms matter for next season though. Personally I rhink Neuville hasn't given up so that mistake was another blow for his quest.
Dirtfish says same engine problem as in Portugal.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
That's two retirements from big leads. At least the championship isn't a walkover.
Bulacia also retired with an engine issue at least once this year.
Heard some comments after Monte that it might be the new fuel.
Katsuta with possible cooling damage now. Awful rally for Toyota.
Puncture for Fourmaux
May help Kalle to catch him (Kalle cut the gap by half in this one)
Looks like Sordo has heat exhaustion
Does this fuel thing only happen to Skodas?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
Another good time by Breen and no mistakes. This is more like it.