[WRC] Safari Rally 2022

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Originally Posted by denkimi

if he has a 120 points advantage, yes. but that means he needs to get another 50 points advantage in just 2 rallies.

unlikely, but considering the quality of hyundai not impossible.


as it is now:
Rovanpera 145
Neuville 75
Tanak 62
Katsuta 62
Breen 58
Evans 57

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It’s 150-point gap needed after Finland as there are 5 rounds remaining after (Belgium, Greece, NZ, Catalunya, Japan).
Well, don’t think he can be champion before Greece. NZ or Catalunya sounds more reasonable and Greece possible if he manages well the summer.
But first, he has to finish without trouble tomorrow.

I can add the depute chief scrutineer to the list of organisers who I will class as not knowing the rules as well as I do :\\
Shouldn’t be possible at WRC level.

We had a major car issue and left the morning service 42 minutes late, so got round the morning loop (despite organisers being against it) but were stopped when we got back to service (which is what the rules say).

All went ok until halfway through Sleeping Warrior where the dust in the car became too much for me and I spent the next 16km coughing/choking/retching which was extremely unpleasant. Had to jump out at the stop line and was in a bit of a state! But super rally penalties for all stages today mean we’re right towards the back of the field, so just need to get through tomorrow cleanly and hope others have issues. Lots of long deep sandy sections to look forward to! :D

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FWHB3P0U...jpg&name=large

Rallying UK @RallyingUK

Comparison between Safari Rally 2021 and 2022 ...

• At the end of Saturday in 2021, 4 out of the 10 cars in RC1 were doing Super Rally and 2 had retired.

• At the end of Saturday in 2022, 6 out of the 12 cars in RC1 cars are doing Super Rally and none have retired.

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Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

Rallying UK @RallyingUK

Comparison between Safari Rally 2021 and 2022 ...

• At the end of Saturday in 2021, 4 out of the 10 cars in RC1 were doing Super Rally and 2 had retired.

• At the end of Saturday in 2022, 6 out of the 12 cars in RC1 cars are doing Super Rally and none have retired.

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And Toyota improved on last year with Evans not making a mistake this time round so 4 out of those 6 cars are Toyotas.

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Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

Rallying UK @RallyingUK

Comparison between Safari Rally 2021 and 2022 ...

• At the end of Saturday in 2021, 4 out of the 10 cars in RC1 were doing Super Rally and 2 had retired.

• At the end of Saturday in 2022, 6 out of the 12 cars in RC1 cars are doing Super Rally and none have retired.

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I counted 22/37 overall have [SR] on ewrc earlier.

Craig Breen in Italiano ! :cool:

https://twitter.com/SkySportF1/statu...KCJ1UVcIuseODA

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Originally Posted by J4MIE

I can add the depute chief scrutineer to the list of organisers who I will class as not knowing the rules as well as I do :\\
Shouldn’t be possible at WRC level.

We had a major car issue and left the morning service 42 minutes late, so got round the morning loop (despite organisers being against it) but were stopped when we got back to service (which is what the rules say).

All went ok until halfway through Sleeping Warrior where the dust in the car became too much for me and I spent the next 16km coughing/choking/retching which was extremely unpleasant. Had to jump out at the stop line and was in a bit of a state! But super rally penalties for all stages today mean we’re right towards the back of the field, so just need to get through tomorrow cleanly and hope others have issues. Lots of long deep sandy sections to look forward to! :D

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It is quite strange that your penalty is not mentioned in any results...

Reverse rally classification order today, which means Adrien Fourmaux opens the road.



Fourmaux
Greensmith
Tänak
Loeb
Breen
Neuville
Serderidis
Solberg
Ogier
Katsuta
Evans
Rovanperä

Stage is red flagged. Oliver stopped middle of stage and changing air filter

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