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    Quote Originally Posted by Duvel View Post
    Wil BRC drivers only drive after whole wrc field for the whole weekend?
    Only friday and saturday, not on sunday.

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    Interviews with drivers and team principals form yesterday https://youtu.be/RFui4mrK0ZQ
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    Noticed that Ypres has quite long SD (7.34 km), last year's was even longer (9.81). Does anyone know, has there been even longer SD in the past in any other WRC event?

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    For example Sweden this year. and Monte in early 00's were longer than this year. But last year's shakedown was likely the longest shakedown ever.

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    Nice civilised time for the SD for a change.

    Also mixed conditions to help them get used to it for the rally.
    Last edited by Fast Eddie WRC; 18th August 2022 at 14:02.
    #M-SPORTER

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    Neuville showing right away who’s the boss here
    #8 Ott Tänak - Martin Järveoja #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by EstWRC View Post
    Neuville showing right away who’s the boss here
    its only shakedown and that stage claims wa more people so they´re right to be cautious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by EstWRC View Post
    Neuville showing right away who’s the boss here
    Was he on hards or softs?

    If softs, then would seem more logical..

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    Quote Originally Posted by TypeR View Post
    Was he on hards or softs?

    If softs, then would seem more logical..
    Hards. Only Oliver on softs
    #8 Ott Tänak - Martin Järveoja #8
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    If Hyundai holds together, wouldn't bet against Neuville in this rally.

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