WRC Rally Paraguay 2025

**CeskyOndra** · Yesterday, 18:56

Originally Posted by TypeR

Fourmaux retired?

Wrc.com shows so

Why would he do that?

**EstWRC** · Yesterday, 19:06

If you retire then you can change certain components on the car which you can’t otherwise

**CeskyOndra** · Yesterday, 19:17

Originally Posted by EstWRC

If you retire then you can change certain components on the car which you can’t otherwise

ok.. its tough to end up retired just 2.3 seconds of the podium when being on a podium for full rally

**trykmann** · Yesterday, 19:30

I'm not sure if it was the right decision to give Kalle 2 extra points and Seb a better starting position for Chile.

**CeskyOndra** · Yesterday, 20:00

Retirement is now official

**becher** · Yesterday, 20:40

Originally Posted by trykmann

I'm not sure if it was the right decision to give Kalle 2 extra points and Seb a better starting position for Chile.

I think Paraguay and Chile are linked rallies so they can't change what ever they want and the car had probably a serious issue that they couldn't have fixed otherwise.

**Odd** · Yesterday, 21:07

In the end everyone had something. Evans was standing in the ditch/bushes, Seb had his tyre, Ott a bit more as always. Overall is a bit worse for Tänak, but still within reach, lets GO!

**WRCStan** · Yesterday, 21:23

I didn't see It all, but think it was a good rally, worthy of being on the calendar. New roads, good challenge, plenty of stories. Look forward to it next year.

**becher** · Yesterday, 21:36

Originally Posted by WRCStan

I didn't see It all, but think it was a good rally, worthy of being on the calendar. New roads, good challenge, plenty of stories. Look forward to it next year.

Agreed, the little bit I saw looked good.