Roman for sure doesn't have any Finnish word in pacenotes. I will ask Pavel what this was. Here I don't rule it out because Jan could take it from Juho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeppe
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Roman for sure doesn't have any Finnish word in pacenotes. I will ask Pavel what this was. Here I don't rule it out because Jan could take it from Juho.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeppe
YesQuote:
Originally Posted by Plan9
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nbrD...9aFUAAAAAAACAA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onX9D...02FUAAAAAAADAA
It is funny how foreign languages sometimes make it to pacenotes. I guess "sumpuu" is easier to say than the Czech word for narrows?
Like Czech seems to have no single word for rolled and instead use "sel pre strechu"(?) - floor over roof :D
Here they use some french words too, sometimes even english.
"Narrows" in Czech is very simple - "zúží" or someone uses "do úzka".Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
"Šel přes střechu" is exactly translated "went over the roof". There is a way to say it shorter but it is not nice and it's less used - "převrátil se" = "overturned".
But sometimes they use foreign words. Like Valoušek in his very complex pacenotes. He uses Czech words levá/pravá (means left/right) for turns and English words "left/right" for side of the road where to keep himself. It is good because You can't mix it when each is called in different language. Than he also uses tornante and tornantino for different hairpins. These are Italian words which he learned from his former co-driver Pier Scalvini.
But it's off topic :)
Solving this problem didnt take 3 mins as is in videos, marshalls were not working, there was chaos, another car were still coming...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
It is really sumppu, we were talking about it on night afterparty :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Jan didnt have any information in the car, he was doing flat-out, same as in first round on this stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Ok, but he said at the stopline he had heard Andreas had problems. Maybe he meant he literally heard the engine was sick as they were waiting at the startline?Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
I talked about Luis Monzon speed last day 7 and as you have seen, I was not wrong...Quote:
Originally Posted by 106 sport
He is for sure the best canary rally driver ever...
Jan have seen Andy on liaison before last stage working on car. He wasnt sure if he really has problems or it is only "part of game".Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Understood. That's why Jan still sounded a little surprised when the stage end interviewer told him Andreas had been losing time.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto