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the pain will go away but the scars on the skin of every sick dog Loeb humiliated (both drivers and fans) over these 9 years will remain to remind them the beatings...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
still its a shame to bother with individuals now that we have a 4 way battle... the first in decades on tarmac. May the fastest man win no matter who it is... the true winner is the sport and the fans.
THE stage for Loeb to make a difference was Pays d'Ormont, or Hohlandsbourg today, and it didn't happen... On tomorrows stages I think the starting position could be in the advantage of Latvala, especially if the roads will be wet, but can he handle it, mentally?
Ogier yesterday morning @0:16 :D :D :D - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHClXj59udw
unfortunately cant understant it some guys.Quote:
Originally Posted by NxOxT
Tom i dont think Latvala will be allowed to win.Except that today Ogier was clearly fastest guy,....seems that he will be choosen to attack.And thats right imho.Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
If he can, why not? But very difficult anyway. Tomorrow will belong to Sebs I believeQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
I think this is too close to choose a strategy. I guess both will get green light to attack... :) Same at Citroën, but of course, if Loeb will win, it will be only because Sordo is not allowed to...
dont remember where i listen it,but when Latvala asked about that he said''ask Capito''Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
In an other interview he mention that, my order at this rally is to collect points for championship,thats why i believe that Ogier will attack for the win.For sure he can handle the pressure also better from Latvala.And today was clearly faster.
Of course if Ogier have a problem,or a wrong tyre choice will give him the ok to attack.
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