I think the stage is becoming slower and slower, if you watch the times. Best guys are in the front, but guys like Neuville and Meeke losing a lot!
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I think the stage is becoming slower and slower, if you watch the times. Best guys are in the front, but guys like Neuville and Meeke losing a lot!
and Meeke slow on splits.... too slow. Whats gooing on? Where yesterday times?
If Ogi can keep up this pace (0,35 s/km faster), he'll catch Mikkelsen easily.
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Originally Posted by dupanton
#WRC SS12 @krismeeke 11:54.5 "If you're first on the road, the grip is consistant. Corner to corner, it's very slippery for us"
it better to see some picture of stage. Maybe some gravel dig inQuote:
Originally Posted by dupanton
And again and again Ogier - is lucky. Whole 2 weeks before rally conditions was good for all cars, and when rally starts - conditions good only for first cars. And at Sunday only 46km of disadvantage stages...
Not good prev. stage to Brynildsen and Ahlin (lost 30 sec) and now Brynildsen on attack +3.5 qiucker than Keetoma.
Seriously do you really think it matters where Ogier is in the order? 1st or 20th he''s more than able to win. Mikkelsen won't be able to defend a half a minute lead despite being in a Polo and near Ogier in start position. This really does sound like an old LP by Sour Grapes stuck in a groove and revolving at half speed!Quote:
Originally Posted by KKS
I'm surprised over Kubica's pace today-fastest Ford. Didn't expect from somebody who drives second time in his life in this conditions....