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Will definitely be interesting. Rules supposedly say they take the opening pass into account. Although they were going slower on the second pass. Probably the fairest time is just to give him Sordo's time. But then what time do you give Camilli etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
I think regs say that organisers must decide on the "fairest" ruling....which could mean lots of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Simmi
EWRC results show everyone after Latvala getting time 44.4s slower than scratch. Disaster for Meeke if true, puts him 27s behind
Meeke should come out of it okay hopefully. They can't give him the time of the guy who came through and was slowed by the accident(s). Either way they need to get it sorted before the TV stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157
Puncture for Sordo. Damn. Could have been worse though.
https://business.facebook.com/ominho...5318341286414/Quote:
Originally Posted by Eric
Not so easy, on the other hand Meeke has now new tires, and the ones who did the stage not. He also did not punished the car as the other.Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157
So even giving him Sordo tims is not fair for Ogier/Sordo etc
This is very very difficult situations for organizers.
Sporting point of view: stop the stage and postponned start of the other stages and re arrange remaining of the day.
But who would like that solution?
Hopefully just a load of electronic BS....Quote:
Originally Posted by Maurice_M_27
Ogier just won't stop bringing this thing up:-D
https://twitter.com/SebOgier/status/733696323115966464
"Really rough. It was much worse to be in front this afternoon. Still, I'm happy to be here because it's been a tough afternoon"
Kopecký slow in in SS6 after a very fast opening split. Maybe puncture?
Punctures seem to be frequent, both Neuville and Sorgo got one on this stage.