And that is a problem that followed him even in previous rallies, right? He has excuses no matter what others saying. (itīs not to you Mirek, just saying)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
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And that is a problem that followed him even in previous rallies, right? He has excuses no matter what others saying. (itīs not to you Mirek, just saying)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
In regards to Sordo he will struggle a little with the Hyundai in some of the technical sections because of the extra 100mm of distance between the axles.
Thierry 'I'm gonna try and win this rally' Neuville is stopped.
the problem is that even without problems is again slow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
The problem is not if he is slower 0,5 per km or 1sec per km when he has a problem.
Meeke again faster at 1st split.
Could be. But not you or me has been in car and know the status of it while driving. He isnīt slow, heīs not enough fast.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
if you are not enough fast,there is no place for you at wrc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Everyone has a place in the WRC because the more people we watch at hairpins and the more WRCs we count on the entries the better... See prokop for example his car has different size dampers on the drivers size but the sport needs him.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Meeke needs only to control his speed from now on and he can easily have the rally in his bag.
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Camilli has started to show a bit of speed, that's good, but I think he needs to finish this rally because he has a chance for a good position. That would give him confidence and confirm his potential in my opinion.
Meeke is absolutely on fire, the road position probably helps but he's doing a good job so far.