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    Quote Originally Posted by skarderud View Post
    Maybe, i don't know.

    Seems the C3 has lost something on loose surface, it was quite ok some years ago.

    Mads is probably one of the better development drivers on loose surface, why would Citroën put in a tarmacdriver to do the development on loose?

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    I wonder if Tom Kristensen had similar issues and was partly why he stopped...

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    Driver and co-dirver ages, Top15 after SS9

    Sesks 23 / Francis 44
    Paddon 36 / Kennard 64
    Řstberg 35 / Barth 31
    Virves 22 / Drew 39
    McErlean 23 / Fulton 31
    Franceschi 24 / Escartefigue 23
    Heikkilä 31 / Vaaleri 26
    Linnamäe 24 / Morgan 32
    Llarena 28 / Fernández 37
    Campedelli 36 / Canton 50
    Mareš 31 / Bucha 51
    Cais 23 / Bacigál 45
    Pryce 30 / Prévot 54
    Mabellini 23 / Lenzi 25
    Battistolli 25 / Scattolin 46


    Collecting those values, Tania Carton, co-driver for Campedelli, has birthday today and it is 50! Happy birthday! I think there are not too many ladies to spend their 50th birthday as co-driver

    * Youngest driver: Virves 22
    * Average driver age ~28

    * Youngest co-driver: Escartefigue 23
    * Average co-driver age ~40

    * Youngest team (combined age): Franceschi 24 / Escartefigue 23 = 47
    * Oldest team (combined age): Paddon 36 / Kennard 64 = 100

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC View Post
    I wonder if Tom Kristensen had similar issues and was partly why he stopped...
    Yes, i think so too, after what i read about it.

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    Virves lost 1 place due the misfire in the engine. 5th overall is still good, but the end emotion does not smell good from the rally for some time.

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    Epic job by Sesks again. Congrats!

    He makes spectating a bit boring... I hope he will give nice battle for Paddon for the rest of the season, otherwise it's too boring "managing" for the title as Paddon has really smart season so far - 2nd place is worst place out of 4 rallies.

    Till next time.

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    Sesks has shown great pace on the super-fast gravel events, but not elsewhere.

    Sadly I dont see him being able to challenge Paddon for the ERC Title.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC View Post
    Sesks has shown great pace on the super-fast gravel events, but not elsewhere.

    Sadly I dont see him being able to challenge Paddon for the ERC Title.
    He was fast also in Por, till puncture ruined it all. In Canaries he was driving not beeing well, plus seems MRF have much better gravel tires than tarmac.

    Lets see what Swe brings - very complicate event for less experienced drivers.

    But in general, i think Sesks has demonstrated that even young guys can have very matured and cool head in combo with staggering speed. Isn't it what makes it as a good foundation for good carrier?

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    I agree! Congratulations to Martins Sesks! It is his third win in ERC, if I remember correctly. His "radio silence" mode worked very well!
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    Quote Originally Posted by EstWRC View Post
    Jasper Vaher excluded for car weight. Wtf
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    31kg!
    Pure car weight was in the limit, but with crew on board, it was 31kg under the limit.
    (source: https://ralli.ee/uskumatu-lugu-liepa...i-voistluselt/)

    The crew, 16 years young man and 25 years young lady, need to gain some weight now... or pick some extra weight to car

    https://www.ewrc-results.com/entryin...-2023/3738264/

    Sad mistake, ruined opportunity to deliver some nice result.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kenneth View Post
    When ERC returned to model where only some drivers choose starting position? Here only 17 out of 20 drivers choosed, and the 3 slowest are starting last. It makes no sense.
    It is new rule since last year. And it is helfpul for everybody. It was never that all drivers were choosing starting positions. Before it was usually top 15, which was not working everywhere as some drivers were using tactics and slowing down/retiring in QS to start as late as possible. So with this new rule, this tactics is not helpful anymore.

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