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Thread: 2022 Crystal Ball Predictions
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27th February 2022, 13:11 #51
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27th February 2022, 15:34 #52
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So when Kalle will secure his first WDC? In New Zealand or maybe later in Catalunya? What kind of predictions made about this before the season? 🤔
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13th September 2022, 15:42 #53
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13th September 2022, 15:49 #54
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NZ is still a quite long shot. Basically Kalle's only 100% sure way is to win the rally and power stage. Otherwise it depends on what Tänak does, and Kalle must have 8 more points than Tänak. Not easy with them having a similar road position, whether it's good or bad.
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13th September 2022, 16:05 #55
It will all come down to if it rains or not before/during the event, the roads in NZ are similar in style to Finland, minus the jumps, so it could like you said go either way, hopefully both cars won't run into technical issues so we'll have a straight fight from the start until the end.
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13th September 2022, 16:08 #56
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I would disagree by average speeds the fastest stages in NZ are on the same pace as the slowest ones in Finland. I think the difference is down to the grip level and also more sinuous roads in NZ. But the similar thing with these two rallies is that the surface of the road is hard and durable for rallying, whereas all other gravel rallies are either rough, soft or muddy. NZ also has a lot less variance within the road profiles, it's more or less the same, whereas in Finland there's a clear difference of small/rough/slow roads and wide/firm/fast roads.
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13th September 2022, 16:19 #57
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13th September 2022, 16:34 #58
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2nd November 2022, 11:53 #59
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2nd November 2022, 13:54 #60
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On the brightside 4/5.
1. Correct! Evans or Martin or Toyota were champions.
2. Almost correct!
3. Partly correct! (WRC3)
4. Correct! Such that the FIA cancelled the tech the prediction was based on.
6. Likely Correct! Looks like FIA will be renaming WRC3 Junior back to Junior WRC (going off the regional changes announced yesterday)
(5. Correct (substitution made)!)
In reality 0/5.
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Good to see him back in a Skoda, his Octavia WRC days jumped to my mind immediately :D
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