[WRC] Rally Estonia 2023

https://sport.delfi.ee/artikkel/1202...keeruline-olla

From Tänak - tomorrow's weather can be rainy. bluuford comments? :)

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Originally Posted by EstWRC

I really hope Ott goes to Toyota for next year

want to him vs Kalle in a equal car

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I'd prefer to see Kalle in a Puma, now that would make the championship interesting. Too bad it's fairytales

Today there was no doubt who will win but it was a nice fight between Lappi and Evans. I think Lappi's move to Hyundai has been an inspired one both for him and for the team. Also interesting that Neuville acknowledged Lappi's good contribution to the car setup after saying he couldn't drive Tanak's dampers, turns out it wasn't Neuville deciding everything ;)

Also ironically for Tanak so far this was the rally with the fewest Rally1 problems, but fair play to him he drove hard and did some good times even for the road position, it's actually encouraging for Finland.

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Originally Posted by seb_sh

Also ironically for Tanak so far this was the rally with the fewest Rally1 problems, but fair play to him he drove hard and did some good times even for the road position, it's actually encouraging for Finland.

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Yes, Tänak is the favorite for the win in Finland if the Puma is working. He has already won there three times and it´s not Kalle´s best event like Estonia.

The results on EWRC show car #67 Uger/Uger with a 7 minute penalty after SS6 by Stewards' decision but there is no posting of the decision on Sportity. Anybody know the reason? Must be serious for such a large penalty.

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Originally Posted by Steve Boyd

The results on EWRC show car #67 Uger/Uger with a 7 minute penalty after SS6 by Stewards' decision but there is no posting of the decision on Sportity. Anybody know the reason? Must be serious for such a large penalty.

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Stewards penalty is not correct reason. See here - https://rally-base.com/2023/rally-estonia-2023/penalty/

Anyone knows if someone in modern history (lets say TV era) already won all stages on proper day of rallying in WRC (friday or saturday)? Thanks.

Edit: found for example Loeb in Germany 2008, 13 stages in a row from the start, but the lead was not so big, 43 seconds ahead of Sordo.

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Originally Posted by jcevc

Anyone knows if someone in modern history (lets say TV era) already won all stages on proper day of rallying in WRC (friday or saturday)? Thanks.

Edit: found for example Loeb in Germany 2008, 13 stages in a row from the start, but the lead was not so big, 43 seconds ahead of Sordo.

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Loeb at Corsica won all stages of the rally.(2005)

What happened to Solberg on ss18?

"If you're worried by my time on SS18 then don't be! 😉 There's only one aim today - Powerstage points - so just driving through and looking after the tyres in that one 👍"
From Solberg's Twitter