Stages like today really show the power of not knowing the splits. It's great. Some guys unhappy with their times turned out to be fast. Some guys happy and then shocked to see the timesheets.
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Stages like today really show the power of not knowing the splits. It's great. Some guys unhappy with their times turned out to be fast. Some guys happy and then shocked to see the timesheets.
No official statement yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by tc10a
Great comeback by Evans after his Australia nightmare... superb.
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Yeah, and suddenly some guys shouting about mission, and pace and everything. They are fast today bcs of certain circumstances as you say.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Originally Posted by N.O.T View Post
The stage is drying... Prokop also on pace, nothing to do with speed.
Prokop 1m52 down on Evans, hardly 'on pace' ...
they why is evans almost a minute faster than tanak and kubica, who started after him?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
this is only very little about the stage drying up, this is about having confidence and balls. most of them just tried not to crash, not to win the rally.
and overtooking Bertelli on stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by EightGear
Come on - credit where it's due. Stage was still soaking wet in most places. Prokop not on pace at all as previously stated. Some guys simply did a better job of judging their pace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Evans also beats experienced tarmac experts, Sarrazin & Bouffier (running on the 'drying road'...) :)
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Ogier can still win this and probably he will...