Sure I don't want to be too pedantic but the kid is 26 years old and a father already ;)Quote:
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Sure I don't want to be too pedantic but the kid is 26 years old and a father already ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Daviesalaam
Shit, my bad, I thought he'd said the suspension had broken, not MSport. Still, from the video it looked like he got caught out in a slippery section. Driver error.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
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Wow what a day of rallying, 4 Fins leading the way...most impressive by them all.
If you like this ;) more here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/bestofrallylive/
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lol
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@TeemuSuninenRac warming up for Laukaa 2!
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Sebastien Ogier will delay his decision over whether to rejoin Rally Finland for leg two while co-driver Julien Ingrassia recovers from their Friday morning crash.
The pair's M-Sport Ford Fiesta WRC went off the road near the end of the Jukojarvi and hit a tree on Ingrassia's side.
Both men were taken to hospital for a check-up and were given the all-clear from medics, though Ogier said Ingrassia remains "a bit dizzy".
While the car will be prepared and ready for Saturday's eight stages, it is undecided whether Ogier and Ingrassia will compete.
"The car is OK, we just need to wait a bit," said Ogier.
"Julien got a bit shaken in the crash. We have done all the [hospital] tests and we are OK - there is nothing to come out of the tests at hospital.
"But still, at the moment, he is not feeling super-good, so I want to wait and give him the chance to decide.
"Side impacts are never good and it's on his side so maybe it's a bit worse for him."
Ogier still has a shot at taking five points from Sunday's powerstage if he rejoins.
M-Sport could retire the car from Saturday's leg as well to give Ingrassia more time and then rejoin on Sunday, but the rules require Ogier and Ingrassia taking the car out of parc ferme at 7.20am local time on Saturday morning to officially retire it again.
http://www.autosport.com/news/report...ng-after-crash
Interesting sentence by Ogier about clean road
“In some ways I am happy: now he realises what is first on the road. There are not so many people who have seen that.
"For years I have done this job and people like him, who have never done [it] often say: 'Ah, it's not so much, Ogier's complaining too much.'
"But now I see what he does when it's tough and it's nothing really impressive."
ouch
Battle of the egos
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Well at least Neuville is a world best road cleaner if you watch Latvalas time after him.