Rally ending crashes in under 5k on 2 seperate days is bound to be some sort of new record. Well done bertelli 👏
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Rally ending crashes in under 5k on 2 seperate days is bound to be some sort of new record. Well done bertelli 👏
Bertelli today crash
https://youtu.be/6Rm788Yhdlc
Camilli faster than fabias,Kopecky very slow,what hapened?
Sat 09:54 - SS10: WRC 2 Kopecky
He arrives at the control behind Lappi, who passed him on stage. What happened? "The Power steering failed after 500 metres."
Kopecky:He arrives at the control behind Lappi, who passed him on stage. What happened? "The Power steering failed after 500 metres."
There isn't much point, it's all a bit predictable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Nice to see Evans is proving that as I said, his Corsica result was a fluke based on one decent stage time. He's slow...again. Time for Malcolm to find another driver.
Its hard to find someone to pay for a whole season...Quote:
Originally Posted by Doon
Suits Lappi.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
LOL Bertelli....
Impresssive time by Kubica, judging his road position. Just behind the VW
Tanak has Stopped...
Tänak wheel off on SS11
Again stunning pace by Kubica
yeah too bad he makes mistakes..Quote:
Originally Posted by Quad
yeah, broken gearbox and a lot of punctures from those pirelli are his mistakes obviously :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Lappi Esapekka - Ferm Janne WRC tracking shows his Skoda stopped just before the El Molar hairpin. He was second in WRC 2
edit accident according to ewrc.cz
yeah well WRC 2 title gone out the window for hi,... WELL DONE Nasser!!(in case he does finish this rally)Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
yeah but I just saw yesterday's higlights and he hit a bank... but otherwise yeah, shame about that gearbox..Quote:
Originally Posted by Quad
Kopecky fixed his steering. I hope there really was a problem.
Tidemand not pushing anymore. Want (and need) to finish.
He hit a bank, because his Pirelli went off the rim, just before that corner.
There is a problem with gravel Pirelli tyres, there's no doubt about it. From Pirelli drivers, only Kubica is forcing them to the limit, a them the problems come. They've been trying to use different glue (i don't know is that proper word in English) but it did not work.
How typical for his season...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
yep, but as Maciotacio said, he hit it because the tire went off the rim beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Can Tidemand still win the WRC2 title if he wins here?
Latvala with the flat tyre
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CSEc8HqWcAEkivZ.jpg
When something like that comes in fast corner all what he can do is just pray and trying to recover
https://scontent.cdninstagram.com/hp...49446943_n.jpg
If my count are right ... if he will win in spain and wales, so he will have 111 points. If Nasser will finished in spain third, he will have 112 points .Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Craig Breen @Craig_Breen 6 λεπτάΠριν από 6 λεπτά
Unfortunately our great speed once again doesn't end in a great result.. Broken diff at start of SS10, all over..
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CSEfy5UUsAAGtvG.jpg
Again 2nd faster Kubica.
Well N.O.T whats your opinion of this ?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
http://i.imgur.com/5uKvAY7.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by irish_tiger
exactly!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Evans has stopped.
Just catching up... what's happened to Ostberg this morning, slow times ?
Ogier seems calm down.Maybe Kubica win this stage
really shocking that he is slow on all tarmac stages... i had an argument with reality once and somehow i lost.... but keep trying it keeps the excitement alive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
perhaps the gearbox is not his fault, although i could image that it would last longer if he wouldn't hit stuff from time to time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quad
punctures are almost always the drivers fault. hitting banks, cutting wrong, driving over stones in the line ... 99 out of a 100 cases there's a reason that can be traced back tot the driver.
we have al seen his driving style, it really is not the pirellis fault.