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    Quote Originally Posted by Belrally View Post
    To be honest, I think it’s the lack of competition at the top level that makes this rally boring, rather than the rally itself. Hopefully, next year Toyota’s WRC27 won’t be too dominant and a few of the top Rally2 drivers will be in the mix for podium places and wins.
    AFAIK Toyota is pretty clueless at the moment where to find the speed for the WRC 2027 to match the speed of WRC 2.

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    Crazy close times between the Top 3 Toyota's... you have to enjoy that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC View Post
    Crazy close times between the Top 3 Toyota's... you have to enjoy that.
    All five were inside 1.6sec of each others on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Belrally View Post
    To be honest, I think it’s the lack of competition at the top level that makes this rally boring, rather than the rally itself. Hopefully, next year Toyota’s WRC27 won’t be too dominant and a few of the top Rally2 drivers will be in the mix for podium places and wins.
    lack of competition? ogier vs solberg vs evans. neuville vs fourmaux vs sordo.

    the only thing missing is competition between constructors.

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    Dead level fastest time now !

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    Armstrong off

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    He did well backing out of it, instead of trying to make the corner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by becher View Post
    He did well backing out of it, instead of trying to make the corner.
    Yeah, he actually saved it well.
    Bit of a silly mistake though, they are only racing themselves here as the car is so poor, after already having two close shaves earlier in the rally there was no need for it.
    The lad is quick, but he does need to cut the mistakes out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doubled1978 View Post
    Yeah, he actually saved it well.
    Bit of a silly mistake though, they are only racing themselves here as the car is so poor, after already having two close shaves earlier in the rally there was no need for it.
    The lad is quick, but he does need to cut the mistakes out.
    Hmhm although I found him "disappointing". His advantage of McErlean seems smaller than on any other rally so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by becher View Post
    Hmhm although I found him "disappointing". His advantage of McErlean seems smaller than on any other rally so far.
    I agree. Armstrong has been a few seconds faster on most stages but has made a couple big mistakes. McErlean is doing comparatively well here.

    It obviously can't happen, but, it'd be fun if halfway through the season once Toyota has secured the manufacturer's championship, they put Ogier, Evans, and Solberg in Msports while Armstrong, McErlean, and Fourmax get Toyotas

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