I think there are no WRC cars in this rally, so all top drivers have equal chances:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
https://ewrc-results.com/entries/370...ccitanie-2017/
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I think there are no WRC cars in this rally, so all top drivers have equal chances:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
https://ewrc-results.com/entries/370...ccitanie-2017/
Bonato was nearly 30 seconds faster than anybody else on the first stage. Well done!
Paddon second overall.
Results of the event are here: http://www.patricksoft.fr/Direct_cho...et=1655&type=0
Paddon spun on the first stage, he was fastest on second one.
Footage of Haydens Spin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg6C9r_4940
Fastest on second one, because Bonato spon ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Paddon 46 seconds slower than Bonato in the second run of the long stage.
punctureQuote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
What happened to Gryazin?
Also a punctureQuote:
Originally Posted by garais22
hard times for Paddon at france. Bonato slightly faster at first 2 stages.
Bonato reasonably faster on the long SS7 now.
BUt it's pity that the rest of French drivers is so much slower than Bonato.
Perfect performance from Bonato!
i find stages times up to stage 4 on the ewrc.where can i see the rest?
amazing clip with Paddon
https://twitter.com/RallyingUK/statu...91241517072387
Rouerge video by C.O.R. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmxqwEkZaGA
The new Ragnottii? Amazing driving from this Poizot fellow! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_VjJQ3Hl_k
That looks more like overzealous use of the hydraulic handbrake to me? Mind you, could be interesting in a 4WD if he drove like that then too.
Comparing him with Ragnotti is an insult for Ragnotti...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
He is spectacular, but he isn't that fast (not slow neither)
He was waaaaaaay slower than top 2WD drivers like Cédric Robert so You are right. This is for sure no new Ragnotti.
For sure Mr. Ragnotti can happily handle an ‘insult’ like this…Poizot has been noticed in France for his speed and flamboyant style, even if Rouerge was only his 3rd major rally (alongside two Monte Carlo).Quote:
Originally Posted by dupanton
His times in Rouerge weren’t that great, but checking ewrc and some French sites one can see that besides collecting class wins in smaller national or regional rallys, Poizot was on the fight for WRC3 at this year Monte Carlo, finishing third. Not bad for a 21 years old guy, with no motorsport experience before start rallying three years ago.
Who knows, maybe we’ll hear more of him in a near future, maybe not. Meanwhile, best luck to him!
https://www.rallye-sport.fr/video-sh...te-carlo-2017/
https://www.rallye-sport.fr/thibaut-...rogresse-vite/
Hello everyone here are some pictures of the rally of the rouergue. With a Haydon paddon fault at the first corner and a thibaut Poizot very hot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bp0fIzbBP9A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sd4bATocxA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cRTUTKqAos
Nice videos sanglier! Btw, any special reason for Poizot not being as fast as usual in Rouerge?
sanglieeeeeeeerrrr!!!!
Rallye Mont-Blanc Morzine today-tomorrow 6th round of French Tarmac.....Results here
https://www.ewrc-results.com/results...-morzine-2017/
Any idea why the results of SS1 are so crazy? Weather?
Yes, weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
From Facebook official championnat de France:
Au terme de cette première spéciale très piégeuse (coulées d'eau), c'est Jérémi Ancian (Ford Fiesta R5) qui réalise le meilleur temps devant Lionel Baud (DS 3 WRC) et Patrick Rouillard (Porsche 997 GT3 Cup) !
��️ Début de rallye difficile pour Franck Lions (DS 3 WRC, amortisseur cassé), Eric Mauffrey (Peugeot 208T16, tête à queue puis petite sortie de route) et Matthieu Margaillan (Skoda Fabia R5, tête à queue)...
Roughly: After this first tricky stage (water), Ancien setting fastest time in front of Baud and Rouillard.
Tough start for Lions (broken damper), Mauffrey (spin + small off) and Margaillan (spin)
Bonato was in trouble (tyre choice??)
Stéphane au départ du Rallye Le Béthunois avec une DS*3 WRC*
https://stephane-lefebvre.com/stepha...-une-ds-3-wrc/
Bonato is leading Rallye Cour de France, in a close fight with Roche (Fiesta WRC). Giordano is 3rd. News and times here: https://www.rallye-sport.fr/es7-coeur-de-france-2017/
Congrats to Bonato and Boulloud; they’re the new French champs after taking their 4th win in the season. Giordano finished 2nd, ahead of local 911 driver Cosson. A broken cardan took Roche any chance to fight Bonato. Rallye Cour de France was a new event to the series and apparently a well succeeded bet from FFSA.
FFSA TV videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBmMk2W_47k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IBej_Hr8j4
Sad news from France with the death of Anthony Mora, who crashed with a 208 R5 at a local rally, Rallye de Sarlat.
Sad news, it was a big frontal crash
http://france3-regions.francetvinfo....?itok=Q15iLdB4
The codriver sustained serious injuries?
No injuries, just in shock (which is strange imo)Quote:
Originally Posted by nafpaktos
In a crash like this it's often about luck, about some small mistake (like loose seatbelts) or even about things like for example some internal surgery few weeks before bad crash (such tragic accident happened here few years back). Also physical condition is very very important. A beer belly compared to strong muscles make huge difference in such crash.
Not a lot o things can be said.
http://www.ledauphine.com/savoie/201...ison-et-romain
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Maybe you heard this, Alison Josserand and Romain Mercuri sadly died in a french regional rally this week-end. They left a child behind them, called Ezio, only 13 months. Someone decided to create a "pot commun" which consists to raise funds for this little boy. If you would like to donate some, you can still here: https://www.lepotcommun.fr/pot/u7on1nns
Already more than 36 000 euros has been raised, what a family we are! ;-)
This weekend there was the final of the "Coupe de France". For those who don't know how it works: during the year, every driver can take points in the local rallies in France. The best drivers (so with most points) per region can then participate in the "Final". Every year this is a different rally in a different region.
A lot of talented drivers who "missed" their careers where there. Arzeno won in front of Consani and Santoni. In total, there were 229 cars at the start!
https://www.ewrc-results.com/final/3...arseille-2017/