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Results day 2
Anderson 1.33,51
Kosiuszko 1.34,55
Pons 1.35,18
Al Qassimi 1.35,20 MERC
Brynildsen 1.35,55
Al Rahji 1.38,02 MERC Peugeot
Al Marri 1.38,31 MERC Subaru
Touhino 1.41,15
Sousa 1.45,23
Al Attiyah 1.46,43 SWRC/MERC
Nasser Al Attiyah is losing big time also in MERC. But Al Qassimi looks to be retired on day 3
I never said it was.Quote:
Originally Posted by azblk
What a "splitless" end to the rally !!!
Are you Swedish? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by kolvas
Seriously though, both impressive. PGA is clearly the fastest driver in sWRC but Al-Attiyah also has been good this weekend - it will be interesting to see what he can do in IRC now that he has learned to drive the car. Ketomaa has been fast on the few stages he has completed, but hard to tell relative competitiveness since nobody is trying that hard any more.
Tuohino slow as I expected, and Brynildsen and Sandell either make too many mistakes or have too many technical problems. However Eyvind will pick up good points here and Pons is looking good for the championship with his steady drive.
Koscuizsko again impressive on speed, pity about his accident.
Don't underate Brynildsen, he is clear 2WD winner :D
Lol, yes :) His times were not bad yesterday considering!Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Mirek Fric [Cze
What’s this about that they couldn’t change the rear diff?? rules or just low on spare parts :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Mirek Fric [Cze
No spare.Quote:
Originally Posted by Viking
From Autosport.com:
"Ford wants to win this rally, that's very important to us, of course it is, but not at any cost. Our integrity is equally important to us.
"My concern on the back of this is that this could frighten off potential manufacturers coming to the sport. It would be good to find a way around this before it becomes damaging for the sport. But, as I said, we're not prepared to compromise our integrity or to damage the sport. I'm very firm on this."
What a load of horse****! Ford haven't exactly been shy in playing the tactical card in the past, and in fact Wilson was saying the other day that he wants them to stay as it's the only thing that makes WRC interesting.
Well, they have done it in sensible way. I dont see nothing bad in slowing down for some seconds to get better position for next day.. and such a cat and mouse play.. but to play with time penalties.. it is completely unacceptable. Imagine, I have one reserve driver just for in case sitting in 8-9th place. When i need I put him 9 minutes before everybody on road and voilaa My team driver nr 1 is not first anymore.