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Originally Posted by stefanvv
Petter was caught doing 112km/h in 80 sone but he was allowed to use the drivers license 48 hours after the incident. Codriver Paterson drove last stage.
Guessing that same rule applies to Ogier.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
Petter was caught doing 112km/h in 80 sone but he was allowed to use the drivers license 48 hours after the incident. Codriver Paterson drove last stage.
Guessing that same rule applies to Ogier.
Valmar Viisel @paddocknews
Ogier will lose his license 48h after he was caught, wich means between 14-15:00 on Sunday! via @rallyHelene_G
imo, this is one of the reasons vw normally wins each rally...the car is built like a tankQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
even on the odd occassion when ogier hits bridges, trees, embankments, etc,,,nothing major usually breaks
add this type of car to a very good driver and you have a winning combination
Lesjöfors on Sunday is cancelled. Värmullsåsen will be the only stage on Sunday. http://www.vf.se/sport/bilsport/ogier-vill-ha-besked
on Sunday only powerstage will run
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CbCWzCAWwAE-xda.jpg
remember how was Colins crest before 2 days?
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CbCZeV4XIAAIbAB.jpg
Hayden Paddon on todays last stage Torsby 2
http://www.ewrc.cz/images/2016/photo...0i20%20wrc.jpg
Man I'm glad that it hasn't been cancelled, what a great rally!
I thought the same thing (well, I thought it may have been compacted snow against the stump that dampened the impact)...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii