Rally Wrc France-Alsace 2014

**marcosg** · 5th October 2014, 17:10

Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

Considering this is his best surface its about time he put in a decent performance.

very sry for kubica... he was already lucky friday and saturday but he needed just e few kms more... again incredible performance...

apart from his limitations, dont forget it's his first year in wrc...

keep fighting Robert!

**dimviii** · 5th October 2014, 17:30

**stefanvv** · 5th October 2014, 17:40

Congratulations for the JML's tarmac win, great performance, if Ogier's Polo didn't break, probably we'd watch kind of epic fight. Great performance for MIkkelsen as well. May be next year he can take a win or two. No match for VW team once again though. Positives for Evans too. And that's probably all for WRC this round. GT's - awesome cars, lets hope next year championship has some interesting contenders and this group develops on world level.

**stefanvv** · 5th October 2014, 18:02

For hairpin comparison likers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E61MGUIEddg

**Fast Eddie WRC** · 5th October 2014, 18:33

Originally Posted by dimviii

Sad sight but so familiar now - it will take some strength to carry on after this one.

**denkimi** · 5th October 2014, 19:30

Originally Posted by Ucci

At the end-who was the fastest naturally aspirated car and driven on one axle??? Porsche 911 GT3 RGT !! Nobody did not even think that 911 will be faster than R3 class, but both 911's are space shuttles for R3 class. Sometimes even faster than ''racing laboratory on four wheels'' -R5 cars....

they where also the best cars with the engine in the back, the best cars with a 4 liter engine, and even the best cars with 305mm wide tyres in the back.

without they're huge power advantage they would be nowhere.

**HaCo** · 5th October 2014, 20:27

Originally Posted by denkimi

they where also the best cars with the engine in the back, the best cars with a 4 liter engine, and even the best cars with 305mm wide tyres in the back.

without they're huge power advantage they would be nowhere.

And dry conditions. But they add some nice variation to the field, with awesome sound!