Wrc Rallye France-Alsace 2012

Plan9: Yes I think so to but I think that the Protons do not have same speed as the Fabia and Fiesta sadly. I think that PG had drove much much faster if he had compete in a Skoda or Ford...

But it will be a great fightin Spain! :)
Breen at 93p and PG at 91p! :)

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Originally Posted by mousti

Offcourse not only Novikov had hot moments, JML has them too like always

Sortie Latvala - YouTube

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He's a very lucky boy to finish after that - didn't realise it was such a severe impact. Lucky not to damage suspension or steering at all, or anything when the back of the car crashed down too. Malcolm wouldn't be a happy bunny if JML and Petter had both retired again!

Solberg's crash made front page news on CNN.com

Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AD87g...e_gdata_player

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Originally Posted by pettersolberg29

He's a very lucky boy to finish after that - didn't realise it was such a severe impact. Lucky not to damage suspension or steering at all, or anything when the back of the car crashed down too. Malcolm wouldn't be a happy bunny if JML and Petter had both retired again!

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Dont forget Winning is not only being good and fast. but lucky as well.. he is starting to get that.

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Originally Posted by spiderem

I don't know what you think, but mads impressed me this week end. I start to really like him. Challenging neuville which has more experience in tarmac, it's quite good. I guess having him a factory driver next year will be a big gamble, but i really hope we will see him again. also because he always says something funny or stupid at the end of stages... i think neuville is quite boring, sorry for his fans.

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You are on the spot. Mads is one of the precious few in the WRC worth listening to. I know him as an intelligent, funny and decidedly very socially likeable guy. What he has done this year is impressive and very smart, with keeping the car on the road in all rallies and collecting podiums and lots of points. Actually he has had two big offs this year, but the have both come in national rallies in Norway and the Czech Republic. So he has been trying out the margins in lesser important events and not pushed over the limit in WRC. He is not very experienced with tarmac, but his stagetimes in France shows that he is getting much better. And the fight for fourth place with Neuville (a tarmac specialist) the last day in France shows that he is not afraid to challenge the more experienced guys.

Another view of Petters crash
Crash de Solberg au WRC Rallye de France Alsace 2012 à Epfig - YouTube

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Originally Posted by Iskald

You are on the spot. Mads is one of the precious few in the WRC worth listening to. I know him as an intelligent, funny and decidedly very socially likeable guy. What he has done this year is impressive and very smart, with keeping the car on the road in all rallies and collecting podiums and lots of points. Actually he has had two big offs this year, but the have both come in national rallies in Norway and the Czech Republic. So he has been trying out the margins in lesser important events and not pushed over the limit in WRC. He is not very experienced with tarmac, but his stagetimes in France shows that he is getting much better. And the fight for fourth place with Neuville (a tarmac specialist) the last day in France shows that he is not afraid to challenge the more experienced guys.

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Plus the accident in Rally Bohemia was more a little stupid mistake with a bad result than something from overdriving. Such things just happen from time to time.

what a photo!!
http://imageshack.us/a/img9/2973/45412743.jpg

another hot moment for Jari at 35 sec....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=OSsG4z_tByc#!