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Today, 05:04 #61Senior Member
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The one stage I decided to miss to get one more hour of sleep... and that happens when nothing has happened on any of the previous stages...
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small error from solberg, but rally and championship ending
https://x.com/OfficialWRC/status/206...796631858?s=20
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1 win and 3 crashes for Oliver on the asphalt rallies... I hope he'll stay on road for the gravel events, or his title challenge is over.
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He has had moments in all rallies so far, some of them were just lucky escapes.
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All I need for my pickems now is for Neuville to pass Fourmaux and the standings to stay the same as per SS10 and Im 100% on the money! Had a feeling Oliver would slip up again
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Cachon in a Rally2 is only 2.3s slower than McErlean.
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Gutted to see Solbergs off but drivers pushing the limits is great to watch. I hope he keeps strong belief in himself and gets better results on gravel. Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
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I'm a big fan of Oliver, think he is great for the sport, his driving is fantastic to watch. However I think he needs to drop the pace a bit, have a few rallies with no mistakes and build from there.
Yes the gravel rallies will probably be better, however he was still making mistakes in Sweden so it's not just a tarmac thing.
He has the talent to be world champion, however needs to find the balance between speed and consistency.
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Toyota are currently so strong that they can overlook Oliver's mistakes to a large degree. But some of his mistakes this year have been too ego-driven. Someone needs to calm him down, Originally Posted by denkimi
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Silly mistake from some doing double donuts on the SS Stage.
Also Evans losing 1s to Ogier after all the work on the proper stages. He's never been good on these.
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Gutted to see Solbergs off but drivers pushing the limits is great to watch. I hope he keeps strong belief in himself and gets better results on gravel.
[WRC] Forum8 Rally Japan 2026