Thanks Dim - looks like someone finally gets inside Seb's head like he's done to everyone else for the last 3 years!! Way to go Haydon!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
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Thanks Dim - looks like someone finally gets inside Seb's head like he's done to everyone else for the last 3 years!! Way to go Haydon!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
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Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
borl video the race
https://youtu.be/pUOG_snHc2M
The schoolboy who started here
the way this guy has climbed the wrc ladder differs from many todays wrc drivers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mk2 RS2000
Big respect just for that.
Almost 15m reading all yours posts. Best way to get to know everyting on Paddon/Kennard amazing win. The final stage charge it’s really an epic achievement. Congrats to Lundefaret: you have to be proud on helping a future WRC champ getting there!
Also amazed with the i20 reliability. They’ve managed to improve a lot and after winning in the most though WRC rally, the car is now ready to win in any (gravel) event. It’s great to see that this season won’t be a walk in the park for VW’s guys and, hopefully, in Portugal Meeke will also be in the fight.
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Hayden: "What?"
Hayden: "What?"[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by drewbud
Hayden: "So what about when you are first on the road on tarmac events taking cuts, throwing rocks, mud and grass onto the racing line for the rest of us to struggle with?"
Seb. O: "......."Quote:
Originally Posted by Mk2 RS2000
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Finally!!!
I've been following WRC for 39 years, Rally NZ '77 was my first, and at long last a WRC victory by a Kiwi driver.
That last stage was amazing.
Well done Hayden & John.
Watched them at Rally Otago a few weeks ago in the i30 AP4 and just knew something special was about to come soon.
Yay!!!!!!!!