In a way expected I guess. First stages in new car. If you bin it, you just going to loose all really required kilometers to get experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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In a way expected I guess. First stages in new car. If you bin it, you just going to loose all really required kilometers to get experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Loubet on great pace
Lappi “The cars are the same” doing great so far
I like the guy a lot but he is always digging a grave for himself with this sayings
Like last summer he said “I’ll be rather at home then at Hyundai “
Loubet doing great
On Tänaks pace
Wondering if they didnt have a better picture of Alexandre :D Attachment 2367
Looking straight into my soul
Can you show me where/when he said this?:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
During rally Estonia or Finland last yearQuote:
Originally Posted by Essaj
Last night the Estonian tv presenters were joking that he must be homeless then if he chose Hyundai
So I’m not the only one remembering it
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Originally Posted by Essaj
https://sport.postimees.ee/7588154/l...ks-pigem-kodus
The divide between the "A" listers (Ogier, Rovanpera, Neuville, Tanak, Evans) and the rest has never been more pronounced.
There are drivers who can live with them on the odd stage or stages, but when it comes to stringing a whole load of times you can't fail but notice there is a clear trend. Dani Sordo looks sadly way past it making me wonder whether he is really the better option when compared to Craig Breen. Katsuta and Loubet are showing great promise, and may very well get there, but for now it's the top five in command.
Fourmaux slower from Ingram,Cais,Bulacia,Lopez...