View of the dust today..
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View of the dust today..
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only kids around the age of 6 and below are getting excited with trivial things... whats the point getting excited with something that has no value ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Most losing time to Ogier on SS5, even Ostberg ...
Ostberg losing a lot now.
OK, excitement over. Puncture for Mads.
We still have Kubica for few splits at least;) And Tanak is going strong now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Tanak up on splits ;)
Kubica stopped on wrc+
Ogier cuts pulling gravel onto the tarmac on the second part of the stage ...
Kubica moving now. I'm faster than Becsy today.
There we go... probably puncture, he is running againQuote:
Originally Posted by AL14
Ogier and Latvala from another planet this stage. First in the road and still huge gap between them and the others.
you need to be brave to go fast on tarmac with gravel tyres... not a dog.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14
The belgian princess is lost...
They weren't on another planet the whole stage, Tänak was faster than them but only lost out on the Tarmac, after the Tarmac he kept the loss
Pirellis again, were comming out of rims as it was in previous gravel events this year.
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Regarding Kubica, similar situation as Mexico and if I'm not mistaken Portugal, tires went off the rims.
Well in the radio he said he went off and clipped the bank.
Yep, but that was because of the tire problems.
If im not mistaken, because of the tyre went off the rim. That's why it was a huge understeer like it was in Mexico.
That was the reason for the first puncture. The second one I think it was tyre off the rim as seen on the pictures from the stop lineQuote:
Originally Posted by Oliverk
Mby so. Radio quality at stage ends is garbage and getting all the info from comments is difficult.Quote:
Originally Posted by rage82
well one more event for him then its bye bye along with all the excuses...
And who told you that?
He already applied for Monte 2016 :P
Mads slow puncture at ss5
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#tyre information: Neuville/Mikkelsen/ogier : 5 Michelin LTX Force H
Ostberg: 5H+1S
Paddon/Sordo/Latvala/Meeke/M-Sport: 6H #RallyRACC #wrc
Latvala ss5
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Tanak still going well. :)
Morning loop https://youtu.be/s3_yaOqJ5zo
Veiby hit bridge on ss5:
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hehehehe nice going Tänak, second stage for Tänak and just 0.9 from the lead.
I'm surprised to see Kopecký well ahead of Lappi on these gravel roads...
Protasov +3,5 minutes on stage...
WRR talkiing about Tidemand making big progress last 5-6 rallies.
Yes, for sure, now that he´s been able to compete regularly like most of his combatants has been lucky to do for a long time, his speed has come.
For me, Lappi is ovarrated a bit. He needs to improve if he wants fight in the main league. On tarmac, he is nowhere
Suninen stopped at stage
I agree... and i'm a huge fan of Esapekka !Quote:
Originally Posted by maciotacio
That's a bit difficult to say this year. He crashed early in Germany and was a bit disappointing on Corsica.Quote:
Originally Posted by maciotacio
Like Mirek I am surprised by the gravel pace of Kopecký. It will be interesting to see what happens the next two days.
Neuville has finally found some speed..