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Changing wheel
He's driving like a rookie today, and for most of the season it's either been his confidence or his bad luck. It's looking like the deepest of the abyss for him at the moment, 2016 but without even the pace.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
its looking like that since the start of his career... he should be out of the sport long time ago...Quote:
Originally Posted by steve.mandzij
Was a slow puncture for Latvala.
probably a slow puncture,a bit late to decide if he has to change the wheel or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Solid time again by Suninen just 0.5s off Loeb.
You just have to get right info about things happening, before making comments. Sharp stone in the same line as everyone causing slow puncture. That has nothing to do with drivers performance. Not this time, anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Meeke finally moving, not sure if he gets penalty (for being late in next TC). If they fixed it and without penalty he'll still be 8th.
EDIT:He should make it without penalty.
same old excuses for 20 years almost now...Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
pity for meeke, but no worse than loeb I suppose. he had pace, and was pushing for for podium..
Sometimes you have to accept excuses for what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
some damper issues for Tänak in the afternoon but didnt hamper much
very clever not saying it before :D
Doesn't look like Meeke fixed the wheel.
EVans will catch Meeke any moment
And not letting past?!?
lol Meeke didnt care at all
Weird, don't they have a system for this now?
seems Meeke has lost his sidemirrors.....
Absolute disaster! Shambles.
shit
Evans going to be pretty pissed off
Evans loses lead for that
how did he not know? they have a system for that now?
Evans is 0.5 down on the split, then loses 11.5 in the end. I really hope common sense prevails and the organisers somehow provided an amended time.
Looks like first good stage time of the rally for Loeb.
in second split he was 2.5 down and this was before he caught Meeke.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomhlord
i think its fair if they keep this 2.5 secs loss for him.
Is this allowed to correct time for this kind of issues?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Originally Posted by spiderem
of course
It's like 100% sure they will correct the time, only question is by how much.
Hope he gets some time handed back to him, he didn't deserve that and I want Tänak to beat him fair and square :D
They should. This is not village event. It´s top level WRC, so shouldn´t be decided from such mess.Quote:
Originally Posted by spiderem
amazing day by Suninen! really really impressed by him.
Yes, but there is still that one stupid village team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Wasn't it Neuville who caught someone in Portugal and didn't get anything back?Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
the blame is on the organizers anyway...Meeke asked for 3 minutes and they denied it.
Evans will definitely keep the lead have the time back.
It was in the dust and he did get time back, but he wanted 20s and got like 13. (was Portugal 2017)Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
Dust is harder to judge thought when you see "a bit worse" for quite some time.
Neuville got time back for driving in Latvala's dust but Latvala didn't get time back for driving in Østberg's dust. Latvala even threatened to stop rallying if he doesn't get the time back.Quote:
Originally Posted by SubaruNorway
Rally should've given a 3m gap or Meeke should've been told it was only 2m and he'd have looked out for Evans coming.
M-sport want the same time for him as Tänak had.