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I have the same opinion too as you in your first sentence. 7th is not so bad after the first 3 stages, he must learn the car and his self confidence is maybe not so high after his little accident in shakedown.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
In my opinion, Travaglia is even fast as Rossetti. Andreucci is probably a little bit faster.
I would say Travaglia was very close to those two a few years back. Unfortunately he spent most of the recent years trying to find a good budget, changing teams and cars etc. so I believe it stopped him a bit. Nevertheless Travaglia is still one of my favourite Italian drivers!Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
So Andreucci in the lead after SS3 :D
Rossetti in the lead by 1.3 sec after SS4!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great! :D
rossetti extended his lead over Ucci. Vai Luca! Vai FIAT!
Travaglia lost 53 seconds on first section but now he is back on third overal and doing similar times to Ucci :) Rossetti is leading by 9 seconds.
Surprise, for me personaly small dissappointment-my personal favorite,Mr.Andreucci is ONLY on the second position !!!! Keep on pushing, Ucci......
On the other hand it is shame to see Navarra in the leading N4 car only on 10th position, so much second class-drivers in front of him....But that is cruel reality, S2000 cars are much to fast on tarmac.
1. Rossetti (Punto S2000) 1:20:05,5
2. Andreucci (207 S2000) +6,1
3. Travaglia (Fabia S2000) +1:31,0
4. Medici (207 S2000) +1:36,0
5. Riolo (Punto S2000) +1:45,1
6. Scandola (Punto S2000) +1:54,6
7. Michelini (207 S2000) +2:20,7
8. Perico (207 S2000) +2:43,5
9. Di Benedetto (207 S2000) +2:47,6
10. Signor (Punto S2000) +3:15,4
11. Navarra (Impeza N14) +3:27,3
The first ten are all S2000 cars!!!!!!!!!!!!