So Azores are over for him. Time for Canary Islands :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FXfClBq5MQ
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So Azores are over for him. Time for Canary Islands :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FXfClBq5MQ
Kasperczyk actually ended the stage and apparently the car was working ok. Maybe there’s still time to inflict more pain on that car in the current event…btw, it’s fair to say that his main concern was having blocked the road; he kept saying he was sorry for the other crews!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Tomorrow stages are the hardest of the rally. Luky has a good advantage over Moura and Magalhães, but in such tricky stages anything can happen. Even Ingram or Koci can suddenly be ahead. Gago is leading U27; fingers crossed for him!
and video of the jumpQuote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
https://youtu.be/XDuo-wA8iYY
http://s2.amaweb.pt/azoresrallye/Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
Tamara was also slowed down by marshall after crash no 32.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Doesn't change the fact that Tamara has been super slow. Just like Munnings.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
This time I totally agree with you. Tamara, Catie and Emma are all in totally wrong class driving.
They all should drive in national field and try to pick atleast some speed.
SS8 times were adjusted so Mārtiņš Sesks back to lead - https://www.fiaerc.com/sesks-reinsta...nior-u27-lead/
Eurosport's highlights programmes can be a bit hit and miss but both Azores shows have been pretty good I have to say.
Rally start now.
106k with 2 mabye 3 of the hardest stages you get in erc.
Griebel retired,didnt start leg 2
Any reason given?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
He is quite lucky to get good notional time due to his puncture early in stageQuote:
Originally Posted by sindroms
Splits now working on http://www.azoresrallye.com/the-results/ :)
Saving the budget.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Lukyanuk & Moura in a different class on the first stage.
Ingram best of the rest.
Stage interrupted due to car No. 15 blocking the route. Affected crews will be given a notional time.
again
Eventful stage !
flash info (18 - Yates Rhys / Edmondson Elliott): We are now first on the road, Frank was crashed, then we caught the guy with Hyundai.
Stage continues.
Stage interrupted due to car No. 15 blocking the route. Affected crews will be given a notional time.
retired (15 - Larsen Frank Tore / Eriksen Torstein): accident in SS 11
Video: https://twitter.com/EduardoMRSilva1/...16314695798785
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZDWv7cW4AAeHzK.jpg:large
Sensible, hopefully he will be able to go to another event instead. Shame he will miss Canarias which would probably be the strongest event for the 208.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Ingram puncture half way thru SS11. :(
It’s a miracle not happening often, as Açores stages are tricky and narrow. Hope today the organizers will give sensible notional times. The guys blocked yesterday by Kasperczyk in the second pass on Sete Cidades got their first pass time, the one that was covered with fog at the top. Without any fault, they loose 30 to 40s to direct competitors…Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
At the front it seems positions are now getting stable, but the second loop can still bring surprises. Besides Larsen, Sousa is also out and Vieira is in slow mo due to a damaged rear suspension. The good news is to see Gago back to U27 lead!
Shame the puncture for Ingram. This added to his engine problem yesterday will probably cost him a podium.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZDiuFzXcAAVblx.jpg
Very slow with the times from the SSS ... Koci beat Ingram by 0.7s.
I guess top three will just try to hold position going into the final 3 stages. Could be a battle for 4th.
Chris Ingram's Toksport team-mate, Turkish Orhan Avcioğlu, with an accident on SS11...
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DZDrCOkW4AAae3m.jpg
Molinaro faster than Lukyanuk on SS12... ;)
SS13 to start 15.33 local time; 16.33 UK; 17.33 CET.
According to Griebel himself they are on a tight budget:Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
https://www.fiaerc.com/griebel-withd...rlines-rallye/
And if you look at Griebel's car it you can see that Playboy supports him only in Germany. Playgirls are missing :(
Azores:
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/814/4...d739d491_b.jpg
Germany:
https://www.lemagsportauto.com/wp-co...Allemagne-.jpg
Koci takes the U28 lead by 5s... can Ingram respond ?
That time came out of nowhere for Kreim on SS13!
This is why I asked Pluto on the other thread about the monetary value of his U28 prize.. Ingram's 100,000 euros should buy him two events and I would have thought Griebel's prize was worth more than that..Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Well, actually it was quite a good time.. not a proper stage and all but I think she can actually cope with the car, just doesn't 'have the balls' for the proper stages (no pun intended)Quote:
Originally Posted by JUF
Splits look better for Ingram on SS14 compare to Koci
Indeed, he moves back ahead. Down to the final stage..Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
Moura lost here 11sec to Magalhaes and only 14sec now desperate in overall
two battles come to final stage!
Sesks +7.0 on split1, battle is over here :( I hope that Martins could win his first ERC rally.
Great response from Chris Ingram taking 10s back.
Magalhaes doesn't seem likely to fight:Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
"The tyres are completely wrong, we just want to reach the finish, nothing more."
Botka - Accident on SS14