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Lukyanuk broken RR suspension. If they have parts - repairable
Maybe relative to those around, but Lefebvre looks like he's flying.
if i understood rally-radio correctly , Abbring was 10s faster than Bouffier on SS2
Botka's absence has nothing to do with Citroen, he had issues with fire extinguisher...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
Abbring is not starting in "zero" time. So no chance for any comparison...Quote:
Originally Posted by kubiczech
C. Mannings is ridiculously slow, pretty sure I was faster doing the stage in my car yesterday.
Anyone know where in the road order the Porsches are?
http://rally-base.com/2016/kenotek-y...TimeTypeId=675Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
Pretty good start from Bouffier!
Cherain crashed out... really bad season for him.
Chris Ingram straight into the lead of the Juniors ahead of his Opel team-mates.
[QUOTE=dodge33cymru;1098170]C. Mannings is ridiculously slow, pretty sure I was faster doing the stage in my car yesterday.
/QUOTE]
She must have had a problem... Gago also v.slow on SS1.
Looks fast, surprised at Griebel's lack of pace
Lefebvre now with gearbox overheating issue...
How do You define lack of pace? He is second in JERC just behind Ingram :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
My bad, not seen times, he just seemed slow past me and running far down the order. I know that's not the best way to judge!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Griebel in the lead after SS3.
Nice close times at the front in the early stages and Loix not running away with it... yet.
He will be playing the long game and use all his experience.
In the last years Loix also didn't start fastest but while others made various mistakes or hit some troubles he continued straight towards the victory. Let's see if it works again.
By 0.1s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Ingram: "Just really enjoying it and not really pushing.."
Totally misjudging the corner? Seems to come very fast and not able to take the right trajectory.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
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Loix able to push more on SS4: "We changed a little bit the car in service and I have now better feelings. What changes ? It’s a secret !"
It may work again. Just look at the number of crashes we already had, just in the first 3 stages...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
I watch the Belgian Rally Championship and Loix always does this and has won every event in 2016.
Unfortunately Porsches cannot keep the pace of top 10 so far. The fastest of them, Van Parijs, is only 18th after SS3.Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
Cheers, they're running further down the order than last year, but without the Dumas and Tuthill cars they were never likely to be on termsQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
On the other hand these are not R-GT cas but local GTs made under Belgian rules.
Van Parijs is a good driver. Maybe we can still expect something better from him?Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
Bouffier strikes back on SS5.
Yes, I think she is that slow. Just look at her results in the past on ewrc-results.com. Project #ktrally over before it really started? It looks like that...Quote:
Originally Posted by dodge33cymru
Another major loss for Lefebvre on SS5.
Something wrong with Lefebvre on SS5? He loses over 1 minute.
Casier had some adventures on SS5...
http://www.ypresrally.com/sites/ypre...484582_n_0.jpg
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClvOT3WWgAARwL5.jpg
Abbring caught the 00 in Mesen.....
Problems also for Snijers and (smaller) for Tsjoen.
Funny situation with Tsjoen. His time from SS5 is missing but he has time from SS6.
Time of Lefebvre from SS5 corrected.
Nice close stage times but not an ERC battle. Such a shame Lukyanuk made another early exit, plus we dont have Kajto, Sirmacis and Tanak amongst it... :(
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ClveDR3UYAABZWa.jpg