well ,I can't imagine what could stop kalle next year, maybe it's time for him to try other sportQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
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well ,I can't imagine what could stop kalle next year, maybe it's time for him to try other sportQuote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
He is driving only selected rallies, the only thing he cares is win and he doesn’t care if crashes while getting the win or not. He has nothing to loseQuote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
This is also where the huge difference in pace comes compared to Tänak, Neuville and Evans cause they have to manage and make sure they get to the finish and get points and think about championship
But next year he will walk the championship anyway. He is just step above others and one with the machine like Tänak was with Toyota or Ogier with VW or Loeb with Citroen.
For me it is quite close this year here.. If u dont like tough rallies at all, I understandQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
I like tough rallies. But it´s all about the format. Can´t really explain.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
(And also done a lot of carpenter work together with my son in law.)
For me , he has out performance the three in pace , I used to believe Ogier with VW is the fastest of all time , but now I should change my mindQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
For me not just this rally but the whole seriesQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
This is the first time in 10 years that I’ve decided not to go and watch a rally in live.
That's the pace of someone who doesn't have to worry about the championship, and has all his other competitors with nothing left to fight for.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
But i still think it's stupid from him to keep such a high pace with all risks connected to it when there is no need anymore.
Heyyy,at least they did that 'fan survey' am I right? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Lets see what Afternoon will bring for us. The clouds are pretty much rising now, I think we might see all the 3 stages wet. Or at least 2 of them
Evans is about a minute behind Fourmaux and has a big gap behind himself. That's not changing unless Fourmaux has a problem or something very wacky happens with exquisitely timed rain. So he might as well get through the day and think about Sunday points.
This afternoon is about the Neuville/Katsuta battle, whatever semi-random car damage and punctures occur, and perhaps the rain.