[WRC] Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2018 (18/21-May)

[EstWRC]

sorry i meant that where Ott admitted that he elected to go over them. i havent heard of it.

there was a short interview with Martin just right after the retirement and he said they couldnt avoid the rocks.

[T16]

Colin Clark states that Tanak has admitted he saw the big rocks and elected to try to go over them...

If he did then it was understandable as he always wants to be fastest... but a more experienced driver like Ogier would've avoided them even if it cost a second or two.

Are you attempting to troll people on here Eddie?

[ESTR]

but a more experienced driver like Ogier would've avoided them even if it cost a second or two.

Yes he did well in Portugal

[Rallyper]

In the same moment you realize you can´t avoid the stones, it comes a decision, yes.

A decision to go straight forward over the stones. So, in some way it´s correct he might took a decision, but it was the only option...

[Fast Eddie WRC]

Are you attempting to troll people on here Eddie?

Not at all... just pointing out what Colin Clark had said.

Tanaks FB has the only quotes on the incident Ive seen: https://m.facebook.com/otttanakfanpage/posts

[N.O.T]

If he did then it was understandable as he always wants to be fastest... but a more experienced driver like Ogier would've avoided them even if it cost a second or two.

You do realise that changing the racing line at those speeds will result in a crash and not a loss of 1-2 seconds ? or its too complicated for you ?

[Rally Power]

Nice words of Clark on the Portuguese’s passion for rally; some pics from @world:









Full gallerie here:
https://www.facebook.com/atWorldmediaagency/

[dimviii]

https://www.ewrc.cz/foto/44260-vodaf...ugal-2018/305/

[danon]

Colin Clark states that Tanak has admitted he saw the big rocks and elected to try to go over them... but a more experienced driver like Ogier would've avoided them even if it cost a second or two.