Rally Italia Sardegna 2015

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Originally Posted by Rallyper

Is Sardinia a slow rally? To me I think it is. Also explains why less experienced drivers can be up the front. A fast rally for sure sift out the boys from men.

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Looking at Paddon's onboards from Day1 from WRC+, there's nothing slow in Sardinia... Things happen incredibly fast!

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

still i think Mr.Keiser would be more nose end first today... even without the gearbox problems that made the hyundai not a very nose end first car.

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LOL, "Mr. Keiser" :D

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Originally Posted by AP-Racing

Yes, but Nasser fastest on every stage today

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Check again..

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Originally Posted by RS

From WRC2 Lappi, Andreucci and Kopecky have set similarly competitive times during the rally.

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You forgot Protasov (for me a nice surprise) :)

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Originally Posted by Mirek

You forgot Protasov (for me a nice surprise) :)

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Protasov at last rallies have progress in terms of speed.

borl day 2
https://youtu.be/ZW-7xyCviog

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Originally Posted by RS

Check again..

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Lappi now 5th overall on Monte Lerno :p

WRC2 stage wins so far...

Lappi 5
Nasser 5
Andreucci 4
Protasov 2
Kopecký 1
Lefebvre 1
Camilli 1

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Originally Posted by dimviii

Protasov at last rallies have progress in terms of speed.

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Yes, I know but I remember his first steps abroad. He was driving some our national rallies with Evo IX and nobody would ever guess he would become so fast ;)

There is nothing bad Paddon should feel about after today. Car failure happens and it is not driver's fault, every driver wants to win, but perhaps it's not his time yet and may be for the better.

Everybody are in Service but Paddon is still quite far away. Can he make it in time?

was there a press conference already?