About 5 years ago at some WRC event, I was talking with some drunk Latvian and he explained me how good Sesks is and will be. Didn't believe him then. Sorry! :D
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About 5 years ago at some WRC event, I was talking with some drunk Latvian and he explained me how good Sesks is and will be. Didn't believe him then. Sorry! :D
We are all happy for Sesks, now!
Unbelievable Sesks, what a star !
Lovely committed driving by Sesks, would love to see him take a win/podium this weekend!
ouao Sesks............
this is a masive stage win.
I'm getting tired by Solberg's stage ends comments. Always complaining when being quickest.
Wasnt so long ago that drivers having their first drives in a top level car would go for a points finish rather than to show pace but obviously Sesks taking the opposite approach and hope it doesnt end up with him in the undergrowth..
Worth saving for the future... the first of many ?
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Maybe annoying for some, but knowing how the feeling should be is only the driver to express. Not you. Not me.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Looking at Olivers lines it´s very precise and no oversliding on the live spots.
That wrong tire choice for Tänak yesterday is proving to be already very costly.
In what way?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
What is going on with Lappi?
in comparison w Mikkelsen, Lappi is very slow atm..Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Complains lack of grip and subsequent lack of confidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Sesks again.
Cause out of the 13.7 loss he has at the moment to Kalle 5.9 came from that stage. Almost half.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
That loss is meaningless as long as Kalle is going faster than him. Even without that loss, Ott would be behind and that's what counts.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
I sure hope the team managers are already on the phone with the manager of sesks.
I agree, it was great to see him push in Poland and now again here. If it ends in a tree or ditch, then so be it, he’s done enough for people to know he has something about him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sal yet again
I hope he gets another opportunity this year in the car, I assume it would either be Finland or Greece if so. They would be a good next step in that he would still have a good road position, but not have a road knowledge advantage.
Rally Finland registration ended the day after Poland or somewhere there, so it is sadly late for that. I don't know how it is with super late entries (not replacements as Rovanperä replaced Ogier) but if it is possible, would be really awesome to see him there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by doubled1978
As ever it's about money to get him more WRC entries, but Sesks has given his backers and sponsors great coverage by winning stages.
I didn’t think of that with regards to Finland, however, I would be surprised if they turned down an entry for another competitive R1 car, even at this late stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by flat_right
Is Sesks still driving with no hybrid power? Very impressive times.
This time he has hybrid. But very impressive nevertheless.Quote:
Originally Posted by ipe
This short stage suits Toyota so well
Good to know that the Ford is competitive, if you get the right man behind the steering!Quote:
Originally Posted by ipe
Also seems Foumaux see that it is possible...
Neuville really needs to step on it, otherwise he'll be first on the road tomorrow too
Sesks really pushing it
I don't think there's anything he can do here. once again the results are basically just the starting order reversed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
"Why did your co-driver say" don't" in one corner?"
Jesus christ, these reporters don't know shit sometimes.
If nobody does any mistake or have any trouble, there's not much Neuville can do for tomorrow's starting order, unless they ask Lappi to slow down, since he seems out of the fight anyway. To win titles, you need luck as well.
I have to say I’m really surprised by Ogiers pace so far
Why? He's exactly where one would expect him based on the starting position, after rovanpera and before tanak.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Doesn’t seem a huge difference between hard and soft tire when comparing Tänak and Ogier
Sesks giving Fourmaux a nice bit of competition at M-SPORT. Just what he needs to keep him pushing on after a good first half of the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Find it interesting that Thierry Neuville's second pass through Tukums stage is 0.2sec slower than Martins Sesks on his first run through.
The Latvian lad maybe needs a bit more praise.
The road was more messy for Neuville after all the smaller cars and no clear line.Quote:
Originally Posted by 240RS
Should be clear Lappi have had some kind of orders for this afternoon. We will probably see him start ahead of Neuville morrow...