Came in now.
Maybe Teemu did mistake. But he proved himself a Rally1 driver anyway.
Maybe biggest fault was the never given team order.
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Came in now.
Maybe Teemu did mistake. But he proved himself a Rally1 driver anyway.
Maybe biggest fault was the never given team order.
yes, don't chop his head off, or fire him from Hyundai, but maybe a bit more "encouragment" to finish the rally would have been goodQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
on the other hand I think he somehow put it in his head to beat Neuville, which is not necessary in my opinion. If he finished 10s behind Neuville it would have been 100x better than the current situation.
For Teemu, It was not tree stump, there are no tree stump in Chile like this. There is water pipe under the road and they are using vertical wooden poles around it to avoid erosion with heavy rain (Lappis place was similar thing made of concrete), so, he basically turned the wheel slightly too early and that got stuck behind this thing.
Greensmith was pretty on it, let's see what the others can do.
Sometimes a mistake might not be big, but the consequences are, it's just how rallying is. Cut 2 cm too much - broken suspension, retired. Spin the car 10 m into a field - hit nothing, carry on.
Suninen could have done better, but was also unlucky for these consequences.
Congratulations to Oliver and Elliot, so happy for them!
Porter kept saying Heller will do a bunch of rallies with the Puma next year, now after all the issues Heller says he has to think about it, maybe 1 rally :D
Very big congrat to the victory in WRC2.
Oliver is on his way to be mature driver, handling things around him better and better.
Now let's hope that Evans don't bin it like Suninen
edit: Evans finished, really strong second part from Rovanperä
So does this mean Toyota win the championship after the power stage?