Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2015

It came out that it was not public road and his penalty was removed... Seems that they do not know where the rally took place.. I was looking the stewards names and I remember that they have done several things that sounded a bit strange to me.. people are different.

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Originally Posted by dimviii

Colin Clark ‏@voiceofrally
Good on you @SebOgier - explaining his stage ends comments in the press conference and offering his congratulations to @JariMattiWRC.

what did he said?

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Still more moaning about the rules...:

What is coming out is satisfaction, with 21 points this is almost the perfect operation for the championship and that is my goal number one this year. Of course you heard some frustration coming from me. I am like this, I say what I think and sometimes I things when it is quite hot.I am always [having] problems to control my frustration. I say what I think directly to everyone. I have to say something about that. I said at the end of the stage that it was frustrating that the best driver is not winning this weekend. I say that, but I need also to say this is not the fault of Jari – it’s the fault of the rules. It’s like that. He did the job he had to do and especially today he drove as fast as he could to keep me behind and he did it well. Congrats to Jari and Miikka. Regarding myself, I didn’t risk it all. It would have been stupid. I am in a good position in the championship and I have to think about it. That’s my goal number one in the season: I want to be world champion again. Eighteen points is good. I keep the pressure, but on the long one I was a bit too cautious. I conserve a bit too much my tyres. Even so, even if I push maximum I could be quicker, but not overall. I am happy at the end and happy for the team after a chaotic Argentina rally.

Full post event press conference:
http://www.fia.com/news/rally-de-por...ess-conference

Rally de Portugal 2015 - BunningsVideo

http://i.imgur.com/I3o0kg2.jpg?1

https://youtu.be/E8KHeutK7Fc

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Originally Posted by makinen_fan

Still more moaning about the rules...:

What is coming out is satisfaction, with 21 points this is almost the perfect operation for the championship and that is my goal number one this year. Of course you heard some frustration coming from me. I am like this, I say what I think and sometimes I things when it is quite hot.I am always [having] problems to control my frustration. I say what I think directly to everyone. I have to say something about that. I said at the end of the stage that it was frustrating that the best driver is not winning this weekend. I say that, but I need also to say this is not the fault of Jari – it’s the fault of the rules. It’s like that. He did the job he had to do and especially today he drove as fast as he could to keep me behind and he did it well. Congrats to Jari and Miikka. Regarding myself, I didn’t risk it all. It would have been stupid. I am in a good position in the championship and I have to think about it. That’s my goal number one in the season: I want to be world champion again. Eighteen points is good. I keep the pressure, but on the long one I was a bit too cautious. I conserve a bit too much my tyres. Even so, even if I push maximum I could be quicker, but not overall. I am happy at the end and happy for the team after a chaotic Argentina rally.

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It's getting quite pathetic. Yes, he is the best driver in the championship but he behaves really childish.

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Originally Posted by makinen_fan

Still more moaning about the rules...:

What is coming out is satisfaction, with 21 points this is almost the perfect operation for the championship and that is my goal number one this year. Of course you heard some frustration coming from me. I am like this, I say what I think and sometimes I things when it is quite hot.I am always [having] problems to control my frustration. I say what I think directly to everyone. I have to say something about that. I said at the end of the stage that it was frustrating that the best driver is not winning this weekend. I say that, but I need also to say this is not the fault of Jari – it’s the fault of the rules. It’s like that. He did the job he had to do and especially today he drove as fast as he could to keep me behind and he did it well. Congrats to Jari and Miikka. Regarding myself, I didn’t risk it all. It would have been stupid. I am in a good position in the championship and I have to think about it. That’s my goal number one in the season: I want to be world champion again. Eighteen points is good. I keep the pressure, but on the long one I was a bit too cautious. I conserve a bit too much my tyres. Even so, even if I push maximum I could be quicker, but not overall. I am happy at the end and happy for the team after a chaotic Argentina rally.

Full post event press conference:
http://www.fia.com/news/rally-de-por...ess-conference

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lol it would be better to dont speak at press conferance about what he said at ss stop.
These comments are more stupid.
this guy has really ego problem.Pitty that the best driver these days ridicule himself continiously.

the new decision about Lappis penalty

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CFyYtH5WAAA2KEW.jpg

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Originally Posted by makinen_fan

Still more moaning about the rules...:

What is coming out is satisfaction, with 21 points this is almost the perfect operation for the championship and that is my goal number one this year. Of course you heard some frustration coming from me. I am like this, I say what I think and sometimes I things when it is quite hot.I am always [having] problems to control my frustration. I say what I think directly to everyone. I have to say something about that. I said at the end of the stage that it was frustrating that the best driver is not winning this weekend. I say that, but I need also to say this is not the fault of Jari – it’s the fault of the rules. It’s like that. He did the job he had to do and especially today he drove as fast as he could to keep me behind and he did it well. Congrats to Jari and Miikka. Regarding myself, I didn’t risk it all. It would have been stupid. I am in a good position in the championship and I have to think about it. That’s my goal number one in the season: I want to be world champion again. Eighteen points is good. I keep the pressure, but on the long one I was a bit too cautious. I conserve a bit too much my tyres. Even so, even if I push maximum I could be quicker, but not overall. I am happy at the end and happy for the team after a chaotic Argentina rally.

Full post event press conference:
http://www.fia.com/news/rally-de-por...ess-conference

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It's getting tiresome already. Rules are like that and they are for everybody. He is the best, no one denies that, but he shouldn't concern too much about the rules, the tarmac rallies are the second half of the season, and this is where he will have the advantage.

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Originally Posted by Mirek

It's getting quite pathetic. Yes, he is the best driver in the championship but he behaves really childish.

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he just wants the seasons to pass as quickly as possible so he can accomplish his real goal and that is beating Loeb in numbers, but unfortunatelly he will never earn the respect Loeb earned even if his numbers are bigger at the end of his career.

nice one

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CFx-4rdWYAEd5NC.jpg

borl video
https://youtu.be/Zislr034YiY

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

WRC2 and WRC3 are a bunch of nobodies with no future and some nice joker entries... no need to have coverage.

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High level analys thank you... Now I know we're the nobodies are.

Nobody said anything about the new rally format. Well I liked it better than previous. Nice stages with great scenery and variety. Good balance with sprint and endurance stages. Tyre strategy was also important.