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Baumschlager out on first SS of the day (technical Problem)! His first retirement this season.
New leaders are Kajetanowicz, Tarabus (with 95 sec behind Kajto) and Austrian Mario Saibel (Fabia S000).
EDIT: Sorry, third place at the moment not Saibel, but fellow Austrian Sonnleitner (Evo IX).
Live results on http://www.delta-timing.hr/results/waldviertel13/
Isn't that his first ever technical-related retirement in four years with Fabia? I remember only the exclusion for driving in opposite direction on circuit stage as his only retirement in last few years. Is that right?
Yes it is. Rallye Waldviertel must have been his 37th austrian rally with Fabia. So 36 starts without retirement - quite impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
No way to compare Baumschlager and Kajetanowicz. Just try to imagine, that Baumschlager would won this year rally of Poland. Even if he would seat in a proper WRC car, simply not possible....Kajeto is in a different league...especialy on gravel, where Mundl never showed something extraordinary (forget Austrian championship, where the only real threat was Harrach).Quote:
Originally Posted by WUff1
Baumschlager is 54 years old! He is awesome for his age.
Reaching the limits.
KKSF HD season review (Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Finland (WRC)) : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdDg3AvukhE
Waldviertel rallye results (I have to say it looks quite sad compared to previous years):
1. Kajetanowicz (PL, Impreza R4) 2:03:32,8
2. Tarabus (CZE, Fabia S2000) +2:35,9
3. Sonnleitner (AUT, Evo IX N4) +4:10,7
4. Botka (HUN, Evo IX R4) +4:15,7
5. Saibel (AUT, Fabia S2000) +4:16,0
6. Adolf (CZE, Fabia S2000) +9:32,8
7. Böhm (AUT, Swift S1600) +11:43,0
8. Búš (CZE, Impreza N4) +18:53,5
9. Rujbr (CZE, Clio R3) +20:55,2
10. Kletzmayr (AUT, Fiesta Sport) +23:19,1
Nice photos ! Did Sonnleitner drive Valoušek's Mitsubishi ?