WRC Rally Sweden 2020

This stage looks just like Argentina. Incredible!

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Originally Posted by Myrvold

Ah, ye! We walked past that area. Considered going upwards, but decided it would be too much dust to get a nice view. Ended 3-4 corners ahead of Latvala's spin, only heard it, didnt see it. Did you spectate after the hairpin with the red house, or hairpin with them climbing upwards after?

We camped near the red house. My mate slept in the car (nice heat). I expected 2-3 degrees below zero, so I slept in my hammock outside. Luckily it worked out even with -10! :)

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I was here:
https://kart.finn.no/?lng=12.26126&l...Brukerdefinert
(so after the "red house" hairpin).

Ice started right in the braking area and went until before the next junction. Thought people will have issues with the ice start and sunshine in the eyes right in the turn, but everyone was carefull.
Dunno where Latvala spun, it wasn't easy to hear from my spot and his onboard is not up yet.

As I said he looked terrible trough the ice corner with double braking and double-turn in.

Evans still on it in the short stage.

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Originally Posted by bennizw

Jon Armstrong accident: https://parcferme.no/video-arkiv/her...9pqi9gjGz-KvmI

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Drivers door opened during crash...

Annoying small mistake by Kalle.

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Originally Posted by dimviii

We dont know if Lindholm was even faster on pirellis

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Of course not, but doubtful today. But tomorrow can be a completely different scenario so let`s see what the weekend brings..

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Originally Posted by AnttiL

Apparently Latvala has retired the rally

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Another source says he continues tomorrow on restart rules

His instagram.

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Originally Posted by Tarmop

A big four sounds nice...Big 5+ even nicer, but...lets see in Mexico, where we are when two special-events are over and Evans has to open the road (more or less).

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Would absolutely love it if Evans becomes a genuine top championship challenger and capable of winning every rally. Would be great for British rallying.

It's also a question of when, not if, Kalle joins the top dogs.

What I see is how Toyota is clearly fastest in the first passes (just like most of last year). We'll see tomorrow on second passes if Hyundai close up like they normally do.