Rally Liepaja 2019

[Fast Eddie WRC]

Ingram is moving on the tracker ! Come on Chris !

[Fast Eddie WRC]

He's finished the stage - great job Chris & Ross !

[Fast Eddie WRC]

[Sulland]

Hello. Arai no novice so I'm a little unsure of what you mean when you say "Yokohama rubber seems to work fine for Arai on the first day.
Maybe more people should give them a go". He are already 50 seconds behind the best after 5 stages. I'm sorry if I have mixed up in something that has to do with business.

Without the time penalty, he would have been 5th at the finsh. When did that happen with Yokohama in an international rally?

It has nothing to do with the brand, but important to have more options for competitors to choose from.

[Sulland]

The kid won, and had his international breakthrough!

Congrats Oliver, and the rest of the Solberg/Walfridsson klan!

Not many have the same profile on e-wrc
https://www.ewrc-results.com/profile...liver-solberg/

[RS]

Congratulations to Solberg, fantastic performance, would be nice to see more of him in ERC.

Solid job by Lukyanuk but all does not seem well in his camp.

Sesks possibly as impressive as Solberg given that it was his first event in an R5 car.

Great rally and scenery again. ERC facebook live worked pretty well here, would be nice to see them develop it further.

[Jarek Z]

Photo promoting Action for Road Safety.... and Lukyanuk is looking away (far right) !

Hahahaha You made my day!

[Jarek Z]

Solid job by Lukyanuk but all does not seem well in his camp.

3 rallies, 0 wins. No wonder that his team wants him to stop crashing...

Provisional ERC standings after Liepaja:
Habaj (71)
Ingram (70)
Lukyanuk (44)
Solberg (39)
Lopez (35),
Moura (28),
Griebel (26)
Sesks (25).

[Fast Eddie WRC]

He has probably both Norway and Sweden nationality. (just like youngest U.K royalty, he has also USA nationality)

He's definitely Norwegian !

Oliver Solberg @OliverSolberg01
Good fun celebrating Norway's National Day with all the family today, back in my father's hometown! #17mai

[mousti]

Ogier did 170 km/h in 90 zone i Poland 2017 and then took a roundabout wrong way to get around it faster and get to TC on time. He was fined for the roundabout but not for speeding even though everyone could see it on allive.
Don't recall C. Clark saying a word back then.

Note that Haninen did same kind of speeding in Finland the same year with suspension held together by straps.

Luky responds

Hi! Where are many questions regarding todays stewards decision and the penalty we’ve got. Anyone who ever tried to participate in rally knows what the fast repair between the stages means.

We had to stop on the road section to fix the brakes - the pedal was too soft. The time for liason was pretty small, as the average speed was higher then 60kmh including refuel, tire marking and multiple inhabited areas, with 50kmh speed limit. If you have no repairs or no tire change, when you just hardly arrive on time. We’ve checked that on the second loop. So we spend 15 minutes to fix the brakes and had to keep average well over 100kmh to be on schedule. In a rush we have exceeded in several points excessively and it was measures by gps. So we got penalty. We are really sorry for this situation, but the time allowed was not enough even for tire change. It was sunday morning with no traffic so we increased our speed. I understand that we broke the speed limits, but it is really hard to be under pressure when you can loose the position and the team relies on you.

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