Ireland 2009

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Originally Posted by RS

there are many things WRC could learn from IRC and maybe will eventually.

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That is absolutely true - there is always room for improvement.

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Originally Posted by RS

I don't have a problem with people if IRC is not too their taste, but sometimes they are also blind to the faults of WRC.

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I am not, hopefully, oblivious of what's wrong in WRC but since I can't do anything about it, why should I boil my water for nothing?

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Originally Posted by cut the b.s.

You're just another scandianavian ...

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FYI Finland is not Scandinavia (That's only DK, NO & SE)... it's a country in the Nordics.

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Originally Posted by MikeD

FYI Finland is not Scandinavia (That's only DK, NO & SE)... it's a country in the Nordics.

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oh i didnt even know that haha

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Originally Posted by John V

Can u tell us why do you hate IRC and this 'babyfrog' called Ogier please?

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I do not hate Ogier, why should I?

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Originally Posted by John V

I like WRC, ERC, IRC and other championships, but there must be COMPETITION.

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I understand that, close competition is what WRC is lacking too often these days. But competition just for competition's sake isn't what appeals to me, otherwise I'd be trying to get into women's toilet after midnight in any decent sized pub - man, that's really tough.

However, I want to see the best men in the best equipment and if that means seeing superior Loeb in superior C4 dominate, then that's what it is. Unfortunately for now, but that will change. Biasion dominated, Makinen dominated, Peugeot dominated, now it's Loeb and next it'll be someone else.

goes pretty much offtopic here...

the livestream is running now...

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Originally Posted by jonkka

... I'd be trying to get into women's toilet after midnight in any decent sized pub - man, that's really tough...

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Haha, yeah!

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...Biasion dominated...

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?!?!? You cannot be serious about that :s

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Originally Posted by jonkka

A million flies can't be wrong, that brown thing must be good...

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Originally Posted by jonkka

I do not hate Ogier, why should I?



I understand that, close competition is what WRC is lacking too often these days. But competition just for competition's sake isn't what appeals to me, otherwise I'd be trying to get into women's toilet after midnight in any decent sized pub - man, that's really tough.

However, I want to see the best men in the best equipment and if that means seeing superior Loeb in superior C4 dominate, then that's what it is. Unfortunately for now, but that will change. Biasion dominated, Makinen dominated, Peugeot dominated, now it's Loeb and next it'll be someone else.

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Ok, I will explain what I mean: Seb L is number one, no doubts, and thing C4 is probably best WRC. And I'm missing WRC cars, but I was sad when gr.B era finished as well. Everything is under developement (or evolution?) Just I'm missing some more battles, not only for 1st place, but between the others. Hope future will be bright.

Nice bit of car control from Seb sliding it sideways through the streets. Extremely short stage though. Well done to Seb anyway!

So, lets talk about rally itself.
anyone noticed that Gallagher is missing? What happened?

And I am so happy about entertainers that Citroen junior team brought to us all their drivers went off at least once:-) and they did it quite spectacularly..

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Originally Posted by jonkka

h.
However, I want to see the best men in the best equipment

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of course in a competition where
-special stages are cancelled because it rains....
-best drivers can't drive a car for liasion more than 30 km...
-those best equipments can't be used on greek gravel roads unless they are made smooth etc.

Back on topic. Nice special stage and nice action. I hope they keep on offering live coverage.