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18th October 2007, 05:09 #31Senior Member
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18th October 2007, 15:10 #32Senior Member
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Its gonne be the first apperance for the new Group-N Mitsu. EVO X in Japan.
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18th October 2007, 20:31 #33Senior Member
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I think Gronholm will win the rally but with Loeb winning it last year it will be very intresting.
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18th October 2007, 21:14 #34Senior Member
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It's Loeb who has to win it, otherwise he will be 6 points behind with two rallies left. Loeb will have a very hard time in rally GB, so to win the championship he has to win in Japan plus in Ireland as I see it.
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19th October 2007, 06:48 #35Senior Member
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In my opinion Loeb has better chances to win GB than Japan. In 2005 and 2006 Marcus was clearly faster in Japan. Without his two spins, he would have won the event last year. Loeb has done good job in GB, although he hasn't won there yet. Two years ago he would have won there, unless Markko's accident. Of course Seb didn't drive in GB last year, so maybe this reduces his chances a bit, but anyway I think GB roads suits him better than Japanese roads. Originally Posted by MikeD
However I am afraid that Ireland will be the place where the battle for championship ends. It's a new and difficult rally. Anything can happen there...
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19th October 2007, 07:14 #36Senior Member
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This is a pseudo discussion, but isn´t Japan a slower rally than GB? Hence Loeb should have the advantage in Japan, or at least be in a better position to win.
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19th October 2007, 08:44 #37Senior Member
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Those are good points. Maybe you're right. Originally Posted by Zes
I agree. I also have the feeling that Ireland will be crucial. I am looking very much forward to that rally. A new type of rally with loads of WRC cars.... Originally Posted by Zes
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19th October 2007, 09:31 #38Senior Member
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Rally Japan is maybe the only rally where Petter did have a fair chance of winning in the last years. He was leading Japan 2005 by a fair margin before the penultimate stage (where he did hit “The Stone”
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Maybe Petter could shine once more in Japan?
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19th October 2007, 11:06 #39Senior Member
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Grönholm First and Solberg second, had been great...
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19th October 2007, 11:07 #40Junior Member
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jezz, cyril has gone full f1 mode with all that crying. hes worst than us here, honestly lol. f* hyundai, i cant even cheer for tierry to lose that virginity (title) anymore because of this guy.
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