On this page https://www.wrc.com/c/calender/ANhw?...ty=Eligibility Solburg's eligibility is "WRC2 (D/C)" and Pajari's is "WRC2 (DC/CC)"
Could some kind person explain the difference to me?
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On this page https://www.wrc.com/c/calender/ANhw?...ty=Eligibility Solburg's eligibility is "WRC2 (D/C)" and Pajari's is "WRC2 (DC/CC)"
Could some kind person explain the difference to me?
Quite surprising start of the event with Kalle and Ott off. Could make it for an interesting battle for the win, though: Katsuta for his first win, Lappi for Hyundai, Evans for the championship... impressed by Fourmaux too, so far. Neuville is almost in no man's land being 1st on the road, he should bring it home and hope for mistakes of others, hard to catch anybody on speed.
Solberg fighting for WRC2 drivers championship, Pajari for WRC2 Drivers and WRC2 Challenger.Quote:
Originally Posted by Morte66
Ah hah. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
[I had never heard of WRC2 Challenger, but I found it on Wikipedia.]
Katsuta can very really win this. He needs to maintain or grow his gap to Lappi first, though. Fourmaux is somehow 3rd on the road now and won't trouble them much. Neuville has no chance. Evans has a window, but I can't see him risking a lot.
Well, if the day finished now, then tomorrow Evans would be one or two places different from Katsuta/Lappi and at a much smaller road position disadvantage than today. It's hard to see Katsuta holding him off without the big advantage he had today from cleaning. Lappi, now, he's pretty good on his day.Quote:
Originally Posted by macebig
Can see from maps that Tänaks car has been towed now out of the stage while Rovanperäs is still at the same place
can anyone know why neuville so slow today?
1st on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
if you are new to the sport, he is opening the road which means he is cleaning the line for the others.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
in rallies like this when lot of cars retires on first day then i think new points system is better than the old
But it was easy, until recently...Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Broken radiator for Kalle...
I guess we're lucky Evans didn't go out too with that 360 degree spin.
Neuville 38 seconds slower in first split than in the morning
And 1 minute slower in second split
Great opening split by Taka, hope he keeps it on the road
Crazy differences. Tänak wouldn’t have had chance even without retirement
neuville a bit losing but nothing big :D taka is going for the win
Taka flying, bit of a moment. Hopefully he isnt over the limit, lets see what lappi can do. Impressed by how measured Fourmaux is, sensible and good drive
32 seconds in the lead... can only build on that...
Remembering Taka winning WRC2 in Rally Sweden some ten years ago... Surprisingly back then. Now he repeats it. Everything goes his way atm.
Taka was lucky there, hit the snowbank but got away with it.
What a opening split by Lappi
Lappi is yet to come... and he's coming fast!Quote:
Originally Posted by GigiGalliNo1
lappi and tanak after today minute lead and fight over tomorrow, please god
taka*Quote:
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Lappi 6,1 faster
Sorry, 5.3 second.
Bertelli with a hero time for him :D.
These ruts make it like a safari rally on snow
Yeah, even Munster ruining the line for Lappi behind!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Oliver with fastest opening splits of all
Looks like we might see a fastest SS time by a Rally 2 car here
And Oliver has passed Neuville virtually in overall
Oliver... I think I go away for a while...
This is ridiculous!Quote:
Originally Posted by AMSS
Besttime for Oliver
Oliver... I think I go away for a while...
Edit: Fastest!
Solberg passed Neuville overall..
Might be sweet moment haha :D
joona faster?
Kalle about his retirement. Sounds exactly like Tänaks
https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...lead/10576548/