Is there a cleaning? I think so. Being later on the road means that you don't have that slippy and muddy surface, you have more like rails and dirt
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Is there a cleaning? I think so. Being later on the road means that you don't have that slippy and muddy surface, you have more like rails and dirt
Evans 1st run was 2.17.0Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Ogier 1st run was 2.16.6
Yes, some cleaning but not as bad as the last two gravel rallies.Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Neuville will lose less time and should have at least Munster ahead of him on Saturday.
Taka was a nice surprise
Should be doable for them, but I'd still rather see them navigating through a chicane.Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
On SD the comms said that the bales can get hit and moved and some later driver's get an advantage.Quote:
Originally Posted by becher
If virtual chicanes allow for the use of stages like Ouninpohja, I'm all for them. They don't affect the experience for spectators, don't change difficulty for drivers, and don't compromise safety.
It also reduces the chance of clipping bales e.t.c. and causing unnecessary damage.
Chicanes usually add nothing, and VC are even worse. Let drivers drive the stages like they are. If the rules make a certain stage impossible, we just have to change the rules.
what a moron.
Hyundai fined 5000 euros for speeding. Mechanic was trying Tanak's cars wipers, 172kmh in 100kmh zone..
Because they had problems in Latvia.. let them do another run of SD or what ever.. They have base in Finland for what..?
But give a car to mechanic, who goes almost full speed on public road.. with Tanak's ,,luck'' I'm surprised the car wasn't crashed or smth..