You do realise I was jokeing?Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
It's sarcasm, and you can't get any funnier than this...
"great, now everyone thinks it's me". I couldent stop laughing.
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You do realise I was jokeing?Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
It's sarcasm, and you can't get any funnier than this...
"great, now everyone thinks it's me". I couldent stop laughing.
prove what ?
Isn't logic but is funny :DQuote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
and thats something bad? what do you want to say? cant understant you.Explain please.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
From point of view - Robert Kubica is Super and very good for WRC. He is capable of wining stages and has proven it more one once. He is a natural talant. It prefer those type of drivers many times more than regulars with no stage wining capabilities. And please don''t forget, one of his arms is in very bad condition with a very serios injury.
Go Robert, show the world that You can.
to proove what? that a retired 41 years old was the only one that could fight with a worse car and a team with half budget?Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
doen t need any proofs,are FACTS.
I'll be 100% clear: I hate Loeb for robbing us fans the chance of an epic year long battle between him and Ogier in 2013.
What remains from his five selfish guest appearances? Two wins, one 2nd place, two crashes and disrespect for all the Citroen drivers...
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Originally Posted by Negaiss
He would be a good driver but he crashes too much, and his bad arm is no excuse, REMEMBER his crash in the 2007 Canadian GP?
I like Loeb's 'guest' appearances because that annoyed Ogier.
Traxx - WR is Free @Traxx_WiF
@CitroenRacing DS3 WRC back at service pack on truck after @SebastienLoeb crash
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8DfZOwCMAEoGHQ.jpg
I'll play your game for a couple of minutes and will try to feed you.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Retired? Didn't he just finish the WTCC and is about to start the new season?
He was the only one who could fight? Sure, by overdriving and doing 2 stupid mistakes. Just like Kubica.
Overdriving ? where you base that ?
you compare WTCC which is a track sport with rallying ?? so i guess solberg is not retired as well...
That's what I said, don't know. It just amuses me all the noise between these 2 French champions.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
why you dont hate Ogier that he run away? Loeb was present,Ogier went to vw=participate with skoda s2000.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
selfish? lololololQuote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
if he was selfish he wouldnt rallied at these 4 rallies.He had only to loose and nothing to gain.
Loebhaters are big fun.Half of them say that Loeb run away.
The other half that is selfish that he came back.
You have to decide the excuses gyus.
That's what I said, don't know. It just amuses me all the noise between these 2 French champions.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
EDIT: Looks the only sensible in this scenario is Ogier, he just let it go when joined VW
So, tomorrow we have Chardonnet, Kubica, Meeke and Loeb all in front of Ogier. I expect Loeb win all the remaining stages and take at least one minute difference with closest non rally 2 competitor in the longest stage of the rally;-)
However, what we might expect tomorrow?
More sun than clouds, more clouds in the afternoon. A gfew degrees warmer weather than today. possibly more mud on the road. The key stage will definitely be the lastone (like today). It is runningt to the highest elevation and snow+ice is quaranteed. Wind should also pick up and it should create some flying snow without any snowfall from sky. Something new.
So, last studs will be used on last stage tomorrow. It looks like there is no need for studs on Sunday.
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Originally Posted by bluuford
So it's the wind putting the snow on the road and not Ogier? :rolleyes:
do you have some short of autism ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
Ho have WRC+ I recommend watching Kubica's onboards. This is some crazy amazing driving there :bandit:
welcomeQuote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
that they both had round black rubber tyres that is not the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
have you seen the video when wheel came off? How do you say stupid mistake?Maybe wasn t lucky? if you saw car hadnt any scratch.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
Even if was a mistake whats the problem.Has the best ratio of mistakes from anybody.
try harder.
C'mon, you are smarter than that. I'm just playing with Loeb Fan #1 dimviii!Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Last reply from me on this subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Ogier just wanted to have the same chances, which he didn't have at Citroen. Therefore he left for VW, which was and is the only car who could've/can compete against Citroen.
Loeb is selfish in his guest starts, because IF you just want to have fun, than you compete with a private team, not taking away car, mechanics and manufacturer's points attribution from regular drivers. You really don't think they are unaffected by Loeb's presence, do you? You think Ostberg is happy to be the odd man out?
Suppose we put all those WRC drivers retired but still active in the world motor Sainz, Loeb, Solberg compete in a round of the championship, choosing the place you want. Who could beat him Ogier?
For now, it is proven that the best driver / car combination is Ogier / VW as it was before Citroėn / Loeb and before Makkinen / Mitsu so difficult to see that someone can actually beat
And I am not in favor of any Seb
It's actually called sarcasm.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
"Great now everyone thinks it's me" Sarcasm at it's very best, when you realise you will spend the rest of your life working in a chip shop, you might as well say something funny.
arrived at service park
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B8Dex7HCUAIIsZz.jpg
I think everyone is kind of frustraded the way RMC happened to go. Let“s enjoy and hope we“ll have some competition before end of rally.
when sarcasm is repeated at a steady pace is called autism... i am not being funny... you should check that, autistic people are not only those you see in the movies remembering numbers ects.. there are many forms of autism and you come dangerously close.Quote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
I fear that with Loeb out all other drivers will just relax and drive 'safely' to the finish. Well, not that it would be dramatically different from what we saw today... except for the Sebs!
i do not think the others drivers cared much about the fight for the top... it is cruising speed for all now.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
Have you seen my edited post? It explains when you can use sarcasm.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
no you dont say exactly what happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
At Monte was faster and with big margin
At Sweden was close till 2-3 stages from the end he decided to slow
At Argentina was clearly faster with big margin
At Alsace was close when he binned it.
Loeb was fast at all rallies at all terens and inside the fight for win.
Ogier wasn t able to fight at Monte and Argentina.
thats the truth,and not the way you want to show.
try harder.
Loeb is saying he will max attack tomorrow in order to get points for Citroen
Neither do I, like I said previously, shame on them! All just chickening until RMC is over.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
There's a reason why it's one of the most important motorsport events in the World!
Oh, yeah, plenty of competition tomorrow, from 3rd to 6th place nothing is certain, some competition in WRC2. Unfortunately in RGT everything seems calm, but I think Delecour would win it anyway here in Monte.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
World Rally Blog:
Wait, super rally crews start first tomorrow?
I know... Deep cuts and snow on the road for Ogier, eh Mr Loeb ? :D
so true, and even if vw are on 1-3, the rest of points are still for grabs - everyone should take a look at timesheets and concentrate on watching/enjoying this rally, and stop complaining Seb V Seb - its over for now... till next time :)Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
listen now the facts.Ogier was favoured from Quesnel against Loeb,their 7 times world champion.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
Closed gps sensors at Acropolis and other girly things.Even with these girly tricks,Loeb destroyed them both and took his 7th championship .Then Ogier run away to vw,and he did well because at citroen he wouldn t be champion against Loeb.He wasnt ready for No1 and we all saw it.
listen some truth now.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica
Loeb was being invited from Citroen for Monte.He didn t ask for it.
About Mads...thats life mate if you cant do the job your boss will hire somebody else.
Its not easy mate,specially at world championship level
try harder.
Very sad about those big retirements (especially Kubica). No one will stop Ogier now, so the excitement is over !
I know, I can't help it... I'm stupid, I know, but I just have to reply to this one last comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Tell me what is not correct in my quote:
"Two wins, one 2nd place, two crashes"
RMC = win #1
Sweden = 2nd place
Argentina = win #2
France = crash
RMC = crash
Let's see how Ogier fared on the very same 5 events
RMC = 2nd place #1
Sweden = win #1
Argentina = 2nd place #2
France = win #2
RMC = 1st (for now)
That doesn't look well for your hero...
You know, I'm just exaggerating. I'm not saying one is better than the other or that Loeb isn't a worthy Champion, on the contrary. I just would've loved to see them competing in a full 2013 season.
And how I feel about Loeb's selfishness is well documented in my last posts.
I think Citroen doesn't do his drivers any good in letting them compete with a retired 41 year old Legend who is way faster than them. It just knocks off their confidence, which already wasn't at very high levels...
are you finnish smsgrafica ?
Onboards of Loeb and Meeke crashes: http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/media/vide...112--80--.html
Please don't mention Ogier's setback on Alsace's Friday when he realized he is a World Champion '13 the evening before.Quote:
Originally Posted by smsgrafica