WRC Rally Islas Canarias 2026

[106 sport]

Ogier flats out in narrow road. Crazy...
https://x.com/se_llama_GRANCA/status...370384819?s=20

[ReRe]

My photogallery from colourful Canarias on this link: https://eu.zonerama.com/TomasR/Album/15197241

[106 sport]

My photogallery from colourful Canarias on this link: https://eu.zonerama.com/TomasR/Album/15197241

Good job !!! Thanks for share

[106 sport]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjZD-EUVOw4

Katsuta Power Stage

[106 sport]

My bests spots video in Gran Canaria
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXuVw...RlODBiNWFlZA==

[sti123]

Nice scenery, well captured cars, no doubt.
Canary rally pictures just feel so lame, you actually can't make a difference if the car is standing on the corner or driving. I never get this feeling with rally Croatia pictures or in general with gravel rallies ones.

[COD]

Last sentence made me try to think it over; what happened and why?

At first, I´d say Toyota team (read Juha K) should have given Oliver some good advices before going into last day of competition. Telling him not to go flat out, just to hold on to his 2nd position. Did they do that or let him just ride alone?

Secondly some thoughts of tyre choice. Needing 4 softs for PS, where did he put his 2 hard tyres on second last stage? In front? Or Rear? In front; did they cause some slightly more understeering (it was also a slight lift just before)?

Third; a small gap in the armco-barrier just after he touched it made the outcome much worse ripping off the front left suspension.

This is not excuses, only a way to understand if there were things contributing to the outcome...

Edit: Now, I´ve seen the Dirt-fish on sight report from Olivers crash. I think Oliver did a good answer to what went wrong. My analysis feel still relevant in some parts.

That boy has 64 WRC starts, at that point of career he should not need instructions on how to drive