... and this is kind of only thing in this rally to be figure out, when Neuville cookes out Evans. Or himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
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... and this is kind of only thing in this rally to be figure out, when Neuville cookes out Evans. Or himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
Rovanpera is surprisingly slow.. Neuville beating him all day this morning
Maybe we actually underestimate the disadvantage of the road position here for Rovanperä and Tänak?Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Rovanpera is a great driver, for his age even more so. But people seem to forget that stars really did align for him to win the chapionship last year. Hes not quite Ogier level, atleast not yetQuote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
How? The rally2 cars are getting nominal times with just 1 minute loss to Tänak (at least on ss11 they gave this amount) . He is 9 minutes down from 10th place. He can only hope for a lot retirements in frontQuote:
Originally Posted by cosmin_sb
But only 1.2 s gained by Neuville in 40+ Km... hard to catch Evans on just speedQuote:
Originally Posted by Kras
That's another thing to bear in mind... Tanak needs to finish and hope for retirements ahead. Its no good thrashing it around and going off or breaking the car.
Hes making him push hard to keep his position. At this pace its only a matter of time when one them makes a mistakeQuote:
Originally Posted by focus206
WRC cars would get nice clean road for the second loop, without 'wrong' lines from WRC2 and other smaller cars
Don't forget it's only his third time here in Mexico, and his second in a WRC, also last time out the event was cut short, so he's still lacking experience, I'm guessing in Chile it won't be as noticeable as all the crews have been there once before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras