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Thread: [WRC] Rallye Monte Carlo 2022
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23rd January 2022, 10:28 #1041Senior Member
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So, what happens in the Power Stage? Can Loeb win the rally, but allow Craig to take more PS points? With less than 10 secs lead and Ogier to run after him, it seems impossible to 'stage manage' the result for M-Sport.
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23rd January 2022, 10:30 #1042Senior Member
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No, Loeb has to go flat out if he wants the win.
Originally Posted by Rally Hokkaido
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Missed it all thanks to BT Sport.
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I don't think 9.5s is enough to play games. They will all do as well as they can. Originally Posted by Rally Hokkaido
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M-Sport will want Loeb to take the win. Too much of a gamble trying to let Breen take the PS, they could lose the win.
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a 10s lead on a 14k stage. Originally Posted by erikli2
Ogier has to go flatout, loeb can take it safe.
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no way, with ogier on win it on break it mode. Originally Posted by Rally Hokkaido
they ll both go for the best.
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Without a drivers championship to think of, Ogier will push like crazy. 110% win it or bin it. If he was doing the full year 2nd wouldn't feel like such a disaster
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i dont like these punctures at all
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We should all feel incredibly privileged. We're about to see Ogier and Loeb, the absolute GOATs of the sport, fighting each other with 110% of their power. On their strongest rally, their home rally.
Things like this don't happen often.
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