Rally of Turkey 2010
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Guys, I'lll go finish F1 first and be back when the rally begins again. See you later
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LOL, it's ok we're one FamilyDracaena wrote:I'm afraid of the same thing ...dindi wrote:Sorry, I'd hate to be a killjoy but we don't want Iceman1 getting upset with all the off-topic discussion...
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iceman1 wrote:LOL, it's ok we're one FamilyDracaena wrote:I'm afraid of the same thing ...dindi wrote:Sorry, I'd hate to be a killjoy but we don't want Iceman1 getting upset with all the off-topic discussion...
When will the next stage start??
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Iceman you're a gem
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http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/83006Loeb still ahead as Hirvonen loses time
Citroen is on course for a podium sweep in the Rally of Turkey, as Sebastien Loeb cemented his lead on the only stage run on the first Sunday loop, and Mikko Hirvonen lost time following an error.
The Deniz and Mudarli stages were cancelled due to extremely muddy conditions caused by overnight rain, but SS20 Ballica went ahead.
Although Petter Solberg and Hirvonen had high hopes of closing the 16-second gap to leader Loeb this morning, it was the champion who emerged with the stage win, 0.3s faster than Solberg.
Hirvonen fared even worse, damaging a tyre on his Ford and dropping 48s to Loeb's Citroen.
"I came into this stage flat-out to fight for the first place," said Hirvonen. "I just went wide, hit a big rock and had a puncture, so it's my mistake."
The drama dropped Hirvonen to fourth, behind Citroen number two Dani Sordo, who admitted he eased his pace when he saw debris from Hirvonen's brush with the scenery.
Despite failing to close on Loeb this morning, Solberg remains optimistic that he could still challenge for the lead on the final loop after service.
"I tried hard. He must've been pushing at a high limit," said Solberg on seeing that Loeb had actually inched away from him.
"I never thought it would be easy. At least we've got a few stages. Anything can happen."
Citroen Junior pair Sebastien Ogier and Kimi Raikkonen continue to run fifth and sixth.
With Ott Tanak having crashed the Pirelli Star Driver Mitsubishi out of ninth this morning, Jari-Matti Latvala has now got back into the points following his Saturday roll - and should soon claim ninth from S2000 driver Dennis Kuipers.
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Pos Driver Car Time/Gap 1. Sebastien Loeb Citroen 2h29m14.0s 2. Petter Solberg Citroen + 16.5s 3. Dani Sordo Citroen + 30.3s 4. Mikko Hirvonen Ford + 1m05.6s 5. Sebastien Ogier Citroen + 3m21.7s 6. Kimi Raikkonen Citroen + 5m00.0s 7. Federico Villagra Ford + 5m39.2s 8. Matthew Wilson Ford + 6m41.4s 9. Dennis Kuipers Ford + 18m45.2s 10. Jari-Matti Latvala Ford + 19m19.3s
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hello?? anybody here to tell me at what time will the next stage start??amoljoshi wrote:iceman1 wrote:LOL, it's ok we're one FamilyDracaena wrote:I'm afraid of the same thing ...dindi wrote:Sorry, I'd hate to be a killjoy but we don't want Iceman1 getting upset with all the off-topic discussion...
When will the next stage start??
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Roughly an hour and twenty minutes, Amol (Pardon me if that's a bit off... I'm bad at numbers)
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Thanksdindi wrote:Roughly an hour and twenty minutes, Amol (Pardon me if that's a bit off... I'm bad at numbers)
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Neil Cole Tweeted:
Whenever I interview Kimi now we don't bother with a 2-shot - his massive mirror shades clearly show me reflected!
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it's 13.12 local timedindi wrote:Roughly an hour and twenty minutes, Amol (Pardon me if that's a bit off... I'm bad at numbers)
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Oh. I almost forgot him..dindi wrote:Neil Cole Tweeted:Whenever I interview Kimi now we don't bother with a 2-shot - his massive mirror shades clearly show me reflected!
We did n`t see much of him in Jordan as well..
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So it`s 1H and 6 mins away..Kriss wrote:it's 13.12 local timedindi wrote:Roughly an hour and twenty minutes, Amol (Pardon me if that's a bit off... I'm bad at numbers)