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Sorry but what does it mean? DS3 never looked unstable, crashes can happen with the smallest of mistakes and it's very easy to do them if you are human. Especially when you are trying to fight a nearly perfect driver and three nearly perfect cars.
Ogier himself crashed more than once in Germany, it's a dangerous rally with or without a stable car.
Not impressed at all from meeke's drive.very conservative approach i think.of course i understand why.i am looking forward to see germany PET from kubica.( but i dont know of he will do)
Some Pictures of yesterdays Test ;)
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/255/1...ae2cfea4_z.jpg
Citroen Test 17.07.2015 by Kevin Lamberti, auf Flickr
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Citroen Test 17.07.2015 by Kevin Lamberti, auf Flickr
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Citroen Test 17.07.2015 by Kevin Lamberti, auf Flickr
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From 0:30 to 0:35 you can see behind the recce car....Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Both Tänak and Evans drove today, in turns, not like other in the morning, other in the evening.
So you mean both in the car and Evans turned the car on turns to right and Tänak turned the wheel for lefts? I would guess whoever was in left seat would give it gas and take turns who pull on handbrake...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hartusvuori
I am all for sharing and equality but can you venture a guess why they share driving like that?
(I have to admit we have tried something similar in past...worked best in car with completely flat floor, and I just happen to rally one...I have no idea why we thought it was smart, either)
you there? any video material from you? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Hartusvuori
Tänak and Evans, it seems Tänak in the first part https://youtu.be/PLUrih_6Zzg
Another one of M-Sport
http://youtu.be/CrzX8Oo4Dm8