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Today, 13:14 #251Senior Member
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How rough is it tomorrow?
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Well, this rally has cured me of any lingering sadness over Ott‘s sabbatical/retirement.
We‘re in for a decade of this sh*t. (And realistically, because of money, probably a lot longer dependent on the existence of the championship).
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What a shit show this event is
"Die with memories, not with dreams" Scott McIsaac
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Not as bad as the last stage today, more loose gravel.
Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
Dirtfish info on the stages...
https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/rally...at-the-stages/
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Christ everyone on here is a bunch of whingers, just like Ogier.
The WRC finally got more hardcore and interesting with new young guns coming through, and people bitch and moan.
Regardless of the puncture, Elf was getting comprehensively outdriven by Seb. Just as he has for the entire second half of the season.
One puncture doesn't make a season. 14 events makes a season and everyone knew going in to the season that this was a tough one, so best to make the most of the earlier season.
Seb is the one who chose to miss 3 events - no one else - he has made his bed, and now he needs to lie in it.
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Having my 3 favourite drivers in TOP 3 is a dream but also a difficult question who to cheer for. Neuville is my all-time favourite but I would be very happy for Fourmaux to finally get his first win.. And then.. Then there is that sympatic Latvian with terrible M-Sport season behind.. That would be quite similar sensation as Solberg in Estonia.
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Neuville (1st win of the season as current champion) vs Fourmaux (1st career win) vs Sesks (1st career win + 1st M-Sport win of the season + one of the most unexpected wins ever). Originally Posted by CeskyOndra
I see Thierry having a balanced push like today, Fourmaux and Sesks more flat out. If nothing happens to him, I say Sesks is the favourite, his pace was great.
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You're forgetting two are in a Hyundai, one in a Ford. Taka is Taka, and Rovanpera will get punctures and Seb always wins.
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So Fourmaux gets a minute penalty for early check in
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What? 1 minute penalty to Fourmaux for early check-in?
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Having my 3 favourite drivers in TOP 3 is a dream but also a difficult question who to cheer for. Neuville is my all-time favourite but I would be very happy for Fourmaux to finally get his first...
[WRC] Rally Saudi Arabia 2025