MRF and Spanish crews were mostly low placed. Maybe they'll do better on the proper stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
That new Welsh girl presenter is from S4C Ralio.
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MRF and Spanish crews were mostly low placed. Maybe they'll do better on the proper stages.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
That new Welsh girl presenter is from S4C Ralio.
Seems stage gets drier
Looks like i got that wrong lol, maybe cooler/damp conditions helping.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Clearly drying for latecomers on SS2...every car was faster...and now sun on SS3 :D
You all got that wrong, but Llarena got it right ;)
He had to start in 22nd position, but was confident of making plenty of progress up the leaderboard throughout Friday and Saturday:
“For sure the rally is not over,” Llarena stated. “This is not like gravel, if this happened in gravel for sure you are done [from this position]. If the weather is normal it will be the same being fifth, 10th or 20th. My favourite number is 19 and I could almost choose this but 22 is okay.
“Now I have 45 minutes extra [in bed in the morning] but that’s important because we can see what the weather is doing. Six or seven years ago there was some humidity in the morning so maybe being 45 minutes behind is not bad.”
Today he wins SS2 :)
source:
https://www.fiaerc.com/erc/news/erc/...lifying-crash/
Broken driveshaft, disaster for Ostberg.
South-Europeans have dominated the rally so far. Only Spaniards, Frenchmen and Italians in top 6.
Csomós had propoer accident. Skoda lost the engine, literally.
https://twitter.com/eWRCresults/stat...49837520109578
Luckily the crew is OK. Did he break the guardrail?!