Camilli and Pedder again stopped in stage 15.
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Camilli and Pedder again stopped in stage 15.
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Unfortunately end of the day for us, Broken Control Arm 15kms in to SS15 @rallydeportugal #WRC2 @RMCMotorsport
May be. May he has already forgotten how it feels to drive on the clean road:pQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Well, the reason why Ogier is not much faster is simple. When he was first on the road, then he had some sweeping effect but not the greatest, because the road was not cleaning much from sand, it was getting rougher. It was also more destructive for soft tyres, so, beeig first on the road, on the sandy surface was less destructive and this was the reason why he was taking time at the end of the stages (his softs were still working by the end of stage, while others were overheating and wearing much more (less sand, more abarasive). Today you didnt see the same effect on the long stage, he was even slower than Jari. Basically he is msart enough to turn disadvantage to his advantage;-)
Thanks, Barreis
I have returned from Rallye Cesky Krumlov and I am watching results from Portugal. And it is really big shit. There are different times on wrc.com and official pages of rally...
Yesterday evening there were three different rankings for wrc3 in WRC.com, rally base and ewrc...Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Because nobody knows which result is correct. One example for now - SS 9 and Eric Camilli - on WRC.com 22:19.9, on official pages 18:30.9 ; so, what is correct?Quote:
Originally Posted by AL14