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Sébastien Ogier @SebOgier
Safely arrived in Warsaw! @fuckmatie37 @nicolasgilsoul #JulienIngrassia
So happy to go home now! Missing family ������
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Only for French people it is allowed... see Loeb in the Acropolis a few years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
Despite the final bad luck, Tanak, Molder and DMack guys did an outstanding work. They really deserved this one but sooner or later other wins will come on their way.
Dramatic rally end also for Lappi; just like Tanak, he lost the win on SS20 because of a puncture. Better luck for both in Finland!
Such a shame for Tanak. Really reminds me of Bruno Thiry in Corsica, in 1995, although that was possibly a little more cruel. On a brighter note, things really do seem to be opening up, in terms of competitiveness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Well that has to be one of the most emotional WRC finishes in a long time! Gotta be good for the sport right?
Especially the great sportsmanship of some of Ott's competitors. Well done WRC!
As brilliant as that chopper is to watch, one day that will go very wrong!
This is true, I noticed missed junction and a few excursions wide in the ditch. However when Mikkelsen cleans the road (more or less being 3rd) his job is very demanding and those things are inevitable. If he wasn't flat-out all the time (and making small mistakes) he probably wouldn't win it. But Rajd Polski is forgiving event in terms of small driver errors. So indeed Tanak was very, very unfortunate. Better luck next time!Quote:
Originally Posted by onemanband
a few? you mean ten years ago, and btw it wasn't the only time, remember Mexico in 2004 or 2005?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wim_Impreza
Why?Quote:
Originally Posted by Allyc85