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Yesterday, 20:44 #201Senior Member
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The Toyota alternator failures were very unusual...
“I don’t know why it happened and we will sort it out later because everything was covered and sealed, all the work was done, but still it can happen,” said Kankkunen.
“It will be the same to Sami's car and Taka’s car, same normal service. Of course we will change the alternator for tomorrow in case, but normally you can drive the same alternator all year and nothing happens, but we will do it anyway.”
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Cool footage from DF of the crews working keepng the cars going...
https://youtu.be/li_YjSC2GbA?si=L_roDXa0mh18VhNO
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Would have been interesting to see how fully electric rally cars compete against the oldschool ones in these conditions. In theory EV-s should be more bulletproof in water and mud as there are less moving parts and they can be more easily sealed.
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Probably they would have sunk in the mud with their weight and drained battery.. after full throttle in the mud pits..
Overheated battery also?
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Overheated, why?
[WRC] Safari Rally Kenya 2026