SS7: Loeb
Greensmith gets his first WRC stage win, but the flying Frenchman holds onto his rally lead despite hybrid issues.
"My run was really good, but I had no hybrid. For sure we lost a lot of time, but we are pushing as hard as possible.
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SS7: Loeb
Greensmith gets his first WRC stage win, but the flying Frenchman holds onto his rally lead despite hybrid issues.
"My run was really good, but I had no hybrid. For sure we lost a lot of time, but we are pushing as hard as possible.
Out of the eleven crews, who has not had a hybrid boost failure in a stage, so far? Fourmaux?
I've been critical of Gus for a while, and Msport for sticking with him as a factory driver (even though he pays), but I'm delighted to see him proving me and many others wrong. I did not see this step up in speed coming.
That extra motivation of knowing you have a competive car/proper testing has worked wonders. He seemed so deflated over the last season or two.
He also seems like a genuinely good bloke. Now he just has to continue consistently setting stage times in and around the top 5/6, and stop having stages where he loses 30s randomly.
That was great to see, really pleased for the lad. He has and does take a pasting on here, and I for one am happy to see him do well.
I think the Toyotas haven’t had?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Hokkaido
Greensmith the first non-French stage winner of 2022...
Good run from the maestro without Hybrid - this stage you'd maybe miss it most?
I believe Katsuta had trouble on SS3? (IIRC, he said 'electrical problem') Also, Evans on one stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you watch him get a fine or some other garbage for having his phone in his hand while driving...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC