Wihtout penalty fighting with Sunien... and Munster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
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Wihtout penalty fighting with Sunien... and Munster.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Some pace from Fourmaux.
Promising start for the updated Fiesta Rally2!
Linnamäe in finish, lost 3,5 minutes.
I saw Lindholm is leading WRC2 and yet we haven’t seen him once since the start of the rally.
To put some more heat - if Rally.tv do not behave like you expect, then it's just criticism but when a driver says the car is not working like expected and would like to get better one, it's moaning? :)
Does Tänak pay for his MSport drive? We do pay for RallyTV.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
Does anyone here know if the next stage is delayed?
Someone wrote on ewrc that Neuville slightly hit a house in Drážov village on SS7.
It should have at least the same delay normally. That was 17 minutes on SS7.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
That's why I asked, because no one bothered to mention it on WRC+ (rallytv whatever).Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Yes. After 5 years of experience in WRC he is on the same pace as Munster, who drives such car for the second time in his life :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tauri_J
Someone managed to crash on a canceled stage.
https://www.ewrc-results.com/quickp/...8417943009.jpg
Raining on SS8...
Tänak took the two softs but didn't use them on the only stage where it made sense.
I think the comment is wrong. On SS5 he already has a "SR-time" of 10min behind fastest in class.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
4,4 km/h slower than first run. That's a lot.
Shame Ogier lost the chance of the win so early on. He may have been the only one who could challenge Rovanpera.
Good job by Neuville considering he's on too hard a setup for these roads.
Massive time from Neuville.. 1.1 faster than Rovanperä and 11.1 faster than Evans
Amazing stage by Thierry and great day overall for him
Terrible day for Tänak and Ogier, IMO one of the worst in both drivers careers
Tanak broke the gear lever ?!
Tänak tore off the gear lever on this stage.
Loubet changed wheel.
5-7 kms before the end of the stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Watching it back he was still changing gears normally through to the end. Must've just been the top bit that came off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eli
Looks like Loubet crashed
If first two retard videos were not close enough..
Then this is top-class as.hole.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...&id=1642046644
I hope it works.
Wow, film that was made by the guy who stood still. Suppose not caurage, but lack of proper observation. Vision limited to one that phone screen can offer.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
There were/are countless drivers in all categories that criticized their team here and there but with Tanäk it is basically happening every second rally since 2019. On more than one occasion since then he didn't exactly express his mind in a gentlemanly way. So go figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
You can watch rally as entertainment the way it delivers. To whining about someone whining... is just pure irony in my opinion. But everyone can enjoy themselves like they want, so keep going :) Some (don't) like Tänak, some Neuville, some Ogier etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by becher
They are not there for being likable for you or for me, they are there to do their job. As we all watching it, there must be some catchy entertainment.
Not with his road position.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Ah criticizem is whining. I disagree but let's leave it at that no need to discuss everything to no end.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
There were/are countless forum members who are criticizing wrc driver(Tanak) but with becher it is basically happening every second rally:D You still haven’t noticed that Tanak is a no filter guy and says what he thinks, take it or put your fingers in your ears, when he gives stage end interviews and save yourself ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by becher
dimviii cant wait for his comment at first puncture with michelins.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR
Is it even confirmed we'll have Michelin in 2025? Also, wouldn't Ogier retire after next year?Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Haha me neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Killer argument for sure eh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jakem
But without the puncture Ogier would still be fighting and not giving up already. Plus theres still a long way to go & he would've had a better road position on Saturday & Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
Loubet doing it again
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Hitting your wheel with a piece missing. No tyre could hold air in it anymore ��Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Lappi retire