Bosseking, I compare his own times! What he does for the first time during the stages and what he can do next time. I know that the roads are better for the 2nd time around but I think Kimi and Kaj knows it even better. He can improve his pace when he drives the 2nd time on the same road because he might feel more confident.Bosseking wrote:Remember people that the roads are better for the 2nd time around. Kimi improves yes, but not that much! On stage 13 Kimi lost 25,8s to the best time and only 19,7s on stage 17. So he did improve 6,1 seconds
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Loeb leads into final day in Turkey
Sebastien Loeb will take a 16-second lead into the deciding leg of the Rally of Turkey as the leaders all spurned slowing tactics on Saturday's final stage.
In contrast to recent gravel rallies, and following the controversy that erupted over the deliberate penalties some incurred in the Jordan Rally to help their team-mates, the top drivers all went flat-out through today's stages in Turkey.
Loeb admitted that running first on the road tomorrow could be a disadvantage, as he suspects conditions will be more dusty on leg three, but the Citroen number one said he preferred to try and win from the front.
"I've tried really hard since the start of the rally," said Loeb. "Today it seems all [road] positions were the same, tomorrow [the effect] may be more.
"I'm happy with where I am at the moment. It may not be easy, but we will try."
Petter Solberg (Solberg Citroen) and Mikko Hirvonen (Ford) are just a second apart in second and third, with Solberg also glad he had opted against tactical slowing.
"You never know what can happen at the last corner - a puncture or anything - so I just went very tidily and didn't think about any tactics," he said. "It's going really well."
Dani Sordo is also still in contention in the second works Citroen, holding fourth, 5s behind Hirvonen.
Sebastien Ogier continues to match the leaders' pace in fifth, but is three minutes off the pace following the burst tyre that cost him the lead on SS15.
"It was a pleasure to drive today, a big fight with the other guys," rued Ogier, who had been comfortably in front of the factory cars before his misfortune.
"It's a shame to have a problem but okay, that's life sometimes. What can I say?
"I tried to push quite hard today because I knew it was the only way to keep the lead. It was bad luck for us today."
Kimi Raikkonen holds sixth in the second Citroen Junior car, and is now just over half a minute ahead of Munchi's Ford's Federico Villagra. A puncture on the last stage of the day dropped Matthew Wilson (Stobart Ford) away from this battle.
Source : Autosport
Sebastien Loeb will take a 16-second lead into the deciding leg of the Rally of Turkey as the leaders all spurned slowing tactics on Saturday's final stage.
In contrast to recent gravel rallies, and following the controversy that erupted over the deliberate penalties some incurred in the Jordan Rally to help their team-mates, the top drivers all went flat-out through today's stages in Turkey.
Loeb admitted that running first on the road tomorrow could be a disadvantage, as he suspects conditions will be more dusty on leg three, but the Citroen number one said he preferred to try and win from the front.
"I've tried really hard since the start of the rally," said Loeb. "Today it seems all [road] positions were the same, tomorrow [the effect] may be more.
"I'm happy with where I am at the moment. It may not be easy, but we will try."
Petter Solberg (Solberg Citroen) and Mikko Hirvonen (Ford) are just a second apart in second and third, with Solberg also glad he had opted against tactical slowing.
"You never know what can happen at the last corner - a puncture or anything - so I just went very tidily and didn't think about any tactics," he said. "It's going really well."
Dani Sordo is also still in contention in the second works Citroen, holding fourth, 5s behind Hirvonen.
Sebastien Ogier continues to match the leaders' pace in fifth, but is three minutes off the pace following the burst tyre that cost him the lead on SS15.
"It was a pleasure to drive today, a big fight with the other guys," rued Ogier, who had been comfortably in front of the factory cars before his misfortune.
"It's a shame to have a problem but okay, that's life sometimes. What can I say?
"I tried to push quite hard today because I knew it was the only way to keep the lead. It was bad luck for us today."
Kimi Raikkonen holds sixth in the second Citroen Junior car, and is now just over half a minute ahead of Munchi's Ford's Federico Villagra. A puncture on the last stage of the day dropped Matthew Wilson (Stobart Ford) away from this battle.
Source : Autosport
So its gonna be a mix of Ravishing Black and White for Kimi Raikkonen this season
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Clarky wrote:Lmao Wolfie, always use the It uses less muscles lol,Wolfie wrote:
Clarky, finally.... I don't know whether to use the or the
Will do Clarky, will do
Hopefully Realien and Leijona aren't suffering from a hangover so that they can be here tomorrow
Thank you everybody once again, it has been a joy to follow the rally with you and it made the stage Riva much much much easier to follow
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BLOCK K. / GELSOMINO A. (st. č. 43) Stopped in stageClaudie_Schnaudie wrote:What happend to Block??
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Block got stuck on a bank? Did i hear that correctly?
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yessleenster wrote:Block got stuck on a bank? Did i hear that correctly?
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Thanks to everyone once again for all the informaton - Well done Kimi you are giving it everything and succeeding, just keep it up tomorrow - cant believe he is 6th overall its fantastic.
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Wolfie wrote:Clarky wrote:Lmao Wolfie, always use the It uses less muscles lol,Wolfie wrote:
Clarky, finally.... I don't know whether to use the or the
Will do Clarky, will do
Hopefully Realien and Leijona aren't suffering from a hangover so that they can be here tomorrow
Tss that´s no excuse!! Had one today morning as well and was still able to come here!!
Kimi Kimi gimme just a little smile
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BuggerKriss wrote:yessleenster wrote:Block got stuck on a bank? Did i hear that correctly?
Kimi Kimi gimme just a little smile
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RÄIKKONEN K. / LINDSTRÖM K. (st. č. 8) "We have made only one mistake in junction, without other important mistakes. It was good day."
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can i have a summary of what happened ... ... ( have always been lazy :P )
people having hangover too ?
people having hangover too ?
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block does better than kimi often ... he has prior experience i believe ( otherwise i am disapponted )
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Of course he has experience! He has been a rally driver since 2005!realms wrote:block does better than kimi often ... he has prior experience i believe ( otherwise i am disapponted )
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6th overall! Great Job Kimi. Rally was LONG!!! Kimi has to be ready to drop! Great result tho.
Every mile I have with the Citroen C4 WRC is giving a certain pleasure - Kimi Raikkonen
My ideal is to win the race at the slowest speed possible - Alain Prost
You should just stick with those people who are really there for you - Sebastian Vettel
My ideal is to win the race at the slowest speed possible - Alain Prost
You should just stick with those people who are really there for you - Sebastian Vettel