what about the Minis. do they look quick enough to challenge for some respectaple times?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hartusvuori
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what about the Minis. do they look quick enough to challenge for some respectaple times?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hartusvuori
Dimitris, will you follow the rally this weekend?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
you have pmQuote:
Originally Posted by tolis
Meeke/Sordo might challenge the customer Fords(?), Ketomaa for example looked and sounded dissapointedly mild compared to the factory duo Latvala-Hirvonen. So a customer car is again just a customer car (hopefully I´m wrong). And about the Citroens, they looked so well-balanced over the jumps, not a sign of the nose or the rear getting away in the jumps (compared to the Fords and Minis). Even the formula one champion looked like a jumping king after a few practise rounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by makinen_fan
It's hard to judge from just the looks, but after careful first runs works Minis picked up a spectacular style, jumping long but not landing exactly balanced. I catched Rantanen only twice, he's usual style, and even Therman and Oliveira looked somewhat spectacular "on air".Quote:
Originally Posted by makinen_fan
At Ruuhimäki jumps, I'd say records goes to Meeke, Ogier and Räikkönen.
I'm at SS1 Lankamaa, the famous barnbend. Lots of people. First row was said to be crowded before noon. First car after 17.15. I can hear my skin burning...
lucky you! i wish i was there too!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hartusvuori
onboard from Paddon
http://www.youtube.com/user/PaddonTeamGreen
Nice photos from Petr Elias
eWRC.cz - Fotogalerie Rally Finland 2011
I noticed Ketomaa's times in shakedown were quite poor but I am expecting some better performances in the rally when local knowledge should help more...Quote:
Originally Posted by Miika
But if you are right then maybe we should take comments from the likes of Henning Solberg, Ostberg e.t.c. more seriously. I mean, what is the point in even turning up if they are going to be given a sub standard car, it only damages the reputation of the paying customer. Why do Ford do this? To protect their factory guys?
Maybe this won't change until the manufacturer points scoring rules change.
Very nice onboard! Thank you!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii