| Coati | 09-20-2002 11:50 AM |
San Remo -- no sticky yet -- Official Thread here!
Spoilers below -- danger!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgh!:mad:
Scoobys were running as "best non-french" and now Tommi's out for not making a time control.:confused: :(
Sainz-out, Schwarz out.
Petter's still doing well.:)
Edit: here's what it says about Tommi:(
[QUOTE]After a pretty encouraging start, Tommi Makinen's Sanremo Rally is over after the Finn broke the front-left driveshaft of his Subaru Impreza 5km before the start of SS8. [/QUOTE]
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgh!:mad:
Scoobys were running as "best non-french" and now Tommi's out for not making a time control.:confused: :(
Sainz-out, Schwarz out.
Petter's still doing well.:)
Edit: here's what it says about Tommi:(
[QUOTE]After a pretty encouraging start, Tommi Makinen's Sanremo Rally is over after the Finn broke the front-left driveshaft of his Subaru Impreza 5km before the start of SS8. [/QUOTE]
| Kingtut R-S | 09-20-2002 12:23 PM |
Damn!
tommi was in such a great pace.... He must be f.ing furious right now. He just havent had any luck this year.
Hopefully Petter will keep the pace and come from 7th place and can score some more points.
But Pannizzi..... WOW!!!:eek: 7 out of 8 stages.. that is impressive.
PD. Hopefully Colin would decide to come to his old home and for 2003 finally we wolud have a complete team...
Hopefully Petter will keep the pace and come from 7th place and can score some more points.
But Pannizzi..... WOW!!!:eek: 7 out of 8 stages.. that is impressive.
PD. Hopefully Colin would decide to come to his old home and for 2003 finally we wolud have a complete team...
| mordy_2v | 09-20-2002 01:22 PM |
broke the front left drive shaft? holy crow did he land on a boulder or something? isn't this on tarmac?
They must be really cutting the budget on them scoobies or something :(
They must be really cutting the budget on them scoobies or something :(
| Coati | 09-20-2002 01:48 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by mordy_2v [/i]
[B]broke the front left drive shaft? holy crow did he land on a boulder or something? isn't this on tarmac?[/B][/QUOTE]
It broke as Tommi was driving to the start of the final stage.:confused: :(
He has the luck of the Sainz, that one.:o
[B]broke the front left drive shaft? holy crow did he land on a boulder or something? isn't this on tarmac?[/B][/QUOTE]
It broke as Tommi was driving to the start of the final stage.:confused: :(
He has the luck of the Sainz, that one.:o
| Thug | 09-20-2002 02:43 PM |
More classic 2002 Subaru/Prodrive reliability! :rolleyes:
| Thug | 09-20-2002 02:43 PM |
Results after Leg 1
1. 3 PANIZZI-PANIZZI Peugeot 206 A8 1h36'33"900 91.5 km/h 1 1
2. 24 BUGALSKI-CHIARO Citroen Xsa A8 1h36'56"700 + 00'22"80 2 2
3. 2 GRONHOLM-RAUTIA Peugeot 206 A8 1h37'12"900 + 00'39"00 3 3
4. 1 BURNS-REID Peugeot 206 A8 1h37'16"100 + 00'42"20 4 4
5. 6 MARTIN-PARK Ford Focus A8 1h37'36"700 + 01'02"80 5 5
6. 27 PURAS-MARTI Citroen Xsa A8 1h37'38"600 + 01'04"70 6 6
7. 11 SOLBERG-MILLS Subaru Impr A8 1h37'46"300 + 01'12"40 7 7
8. 28 ROBERT-BEDON Peugeot 206 A8 1h38'06"100 + 01'32"20 8 8
9. 18 LOIX-SMEETS Hyundai Acc A8 1h38'42"900 + 02'09"00 9 9
10. 5 C.MCRAE-GRIST Ford Focus A8 1h38'59"100 + 02'25"20 10 10
11. 26 THIRY-PREVOT Peugeot 206 A8 1h39'07"800 + 02'33"90 11 11
12. 15 GARDEMEISTER-LU Skoda Octav A8 1h39'43"600 + 03'09"70 12 12
13. 7 DELECOUR-GRATAL Mitsubishi A8 1h40'07"700 + 03'33"80 13 13
14. 12 MORTL-WICHA Subaru Impr A8 1h40'15"100 + 03'41"20 14 14
15. 25 ROVANPERA-PIETI Peugeot 206 A8 1h40'30"600 + 03'56"70 15 15
16. 14 ERIKSSON-THORNE Skoda Octav A8 1h40'48"500 + 04'14"60 16 16
17. 16 KRESTA-TOMANEK Skoda Octav A8 1h41'07"600 + 04'33"70 17 17
18. 8 A.MCRAE-SENIOR Mitsubishi A8 1h42'01"500 + 05'27"60 18 18
19.100 JEAN JOSEPH-BOY Renault Cli A6 1h43'14"800 + 06'40"90 19 1
20.101 TRAVAGLIA-ZANEL Peugeot 206 A6 1h44'11"300 + 07'37"40 20 2
2. 24 BUGALSKI-CHIARO Citroen Xsa A8 1h36'56"700 + 00'22"80 2 2
3. 2 GRONHOLM-RAUTIA Peugeot 206 A8 1h37'12"900 + 00'39"00 3 3
4. 1 BURNS-REID Peugeot 206 A8 1h37'16"100 + 00'42"20 4 4
5. 6 MARTIN-PARK Ford Focus A8 1h37'36"700 + 01'02"80 5 5
6. 27 PURAS-MARTI Citroen Xsa A8 1h37'38"600 + 01'04"70 6 6
7. 11 SOLBERG-MILLS Subaru Impr A8 1h37'46"300 + 01'12"40 7 7
8. 28 ROBERT-BEDON Peugeot 206 A8 1h38'06"100 + 01'32"20 8 8
9. 18 LOIX-SMEETS Hyundai Acc A8 1h38'42"900 + 02'09"00 9 9
10. 5 C.MCRAE-GRIST Ford Focus A8 1h38'59"100 + 02'25"20 10 10
11. 26 THIRY-PREVOT Peugeot 206 A8 1h39'07"800 + 02'33"90 11 11
12. 15 GARDEMEISTER-LU Skoda Octav A8 1h39'43"600 + 03'09"70 12 12
13. 7 DELECOUR-GRATAL Mitsubishi A8 1h40'07"700 + 03'33"80 13 13
14. 12 MORTL-WICHA Subaru Impr A8 1h40'15"100 + 03'41"20 14 14
15. 25 ROVANPERA-PIETI Peugeot 206 A8 1h40'30"600 + 03'56"70 15 15
16. 14 ERIKSSON-THORNE Skoda Octav A8 1h40'48"500 + 04'14"60 16 16
17. 16 KRESTA-TOMANEK Skoda Octav A8 1h41'07"600 + 04'33"70 17 17
18. 8 A.MCRAE-SENIOR Mitsubishi A8 1h42'01"500 + 05'27"60 18 18
19.100 JEAN JOSEPH-BOY Renault Cli A6 1h43'14"800 + 06'40"90 19 1
20.101 TRAVAGLIA-ZANEL Peugeot 206 A6 1h44'11"300 + 07'37"40 20 2
| Coati | 09-20-2002 02:51 PM |
Mortl is ahead of Rovanperra.
Great: Subaru's "tarmac specialist" is slightly faster on tarmac than Pug's dirt specialist.:o
Great: Subaru's "tarmac specialist" is slightly faster on tarmac than Pug's dirt specialist.:o
| Jewbaru | 09-20-2002 03:06 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Coati [/i]
[B]Mortl is ahead of Rovanperra.
Great: Subaru's "tarmac specialist" is slightly faster on tarmac than Pug's dirt specialist.:o [/B][/QUOTE]
He was told to finish the rally, and take it easy.
[B]Mortl is ahead of Rovanperra.
Great: Subaru's "tarmac specialist" is slightly faster on tarmac than Pug's dirt specialist.:o [/B][/QUOTE]
He was told to finish the rally, and take it easy.
| Scoobyslack1 | 09-20-2002 03:30 PM |
and it's what his second race in the Subaru....he still needs to learn the car
| nismo240 | 09-20-2002 03:40 PM |
Tommi got another lemon. Thats a big suprise. I wonder whos car that was.
nismo240
nismo240
| MulletSlayer | 09-20-2002 05:44 PM |
What happened to Loeb?
| driggity | 09-20-2002 07:05 PM |
I don't see him listed on any of the results pages or the retirements. I guess he's not competing :confused:
| Coati | 09-20-2002 07:50 PM |
Yep, just Bug and Puras, it seems.
If there was an announcement that Loeb wasn't going to be there, I missed it, too.
If there was an announcement that Loeb wasn't going to be there, I missed it, too.
| Coati | 09-21-2002 11:07 AM |
Petter just won a stage, is creeping up the standings and is only a few seconds behind Burns!:eek: :D
Edit: OMG two in a row for Petter! In one stage he made up 37 seconds on Panizzi, 22 on Gronholm, and has moved into third place ahead of Burns by 21 seconds.
Woohoo!!:D
Edit: OMG two in a row for Petter! In one stage he made up 37 seconds on Panizzi, 22 on Gronholm, and has moved into third place ahead of Burns by 21 seconds.
Woohoo!!:D
| Patrick L | 09-21-2002 11:52 AM |
Make tha 2 stages, 13 & 14 with his win. He's now in 3rd. Closing in on Marcus.
[SIZE=4]GO SOLBERG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
[SIZE=4]GO SOLBERG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![/SIZE]
| jesse370 | 09-21-2002 11:57 AM |
Atta boy Petter!
| rupertberr | 09-21-2002 12:37 PM |
Cool!
<<The charging Petter Solberg ended Day Two with a flurry setting his second straight fastest stage time and overhauling Richard Burns for third place in the process.
The Subaru driver was in a class of his own on SS14, finishing 13.8s ahead of Markko Martin and 22.1s up on the fastest Peugeot of Marcus Gronholm, who was only fourth quickest.
Burns was a further 0.4s back from his team-mate, meaning that Solberg overturned a 1.5s deficit into a 21s advantage. Martin's performance moved him to within six seconds of the fourth-placed 206.>>:)
The Subaru driver was in a class of his own on SS14, finishing 13.8s ahead of Markko Martin and 22.1s up on the fastest Peugeot of Marcus Gronholm, who was only fourth quickest.
Burns was a further 0.4s back from his team-mate, meaning that Solberg overturned a 1.5s deficit into a 21s advantage. Martin's performance moved him to within six seconds of the fourth-placed 206.>>:)
| Patrick L | 09-21-2002 04:32 PM |
[SIZE=4]GO Solberg & Martin, show the 206 drivers who's the boss!![/SIZE]
| Shik | 09-22-2002 08:25 AM |
WOOHOO!!! Petter takes the podium with third! Soooo happy he beat Burns.
| MattJP | 09-22-2002 10:45 AM |
Way to go, Petter!!!
| driggity | 09-23-2002 12:28 AM |
[QUOTE]The good thing is that we beat Richard[/QUOTE]
What a great quote from Petter :D
What a great quote from Petter :D
| WRXMaster | 09-23-2002 12:31 AM |
Peter is the man! I thought this rally would be boring...........its been one of the most on the edge of your seat rallys of this year! I feel that the subarus will do awsome on the 3rd in New Zealand.
| YoungWilliams | 09-23-2002 12:40 AM |
At this point, I just feel sorry for Tommi. The few times his car hasn't let him down, he's made a small mistake that cost him big time. It's almost painful.....
Petter, on the other hand, has been doing spectacular! If he could cut down on those smaller mistakes (the half-spins, jumping the starts), he'll hit the top of the podium before the year is out.
Don't those dang Pugs ever break?!?! :mad: :lol: :lol:
Cheers,
Grant
Petter, on the other hand, has been doing spectacular! If he could cut down on those smaller mistakes (the half-spins, jumping the starts), he'll hit the top of the podium before the year is out.
Don't those dang Pugs ever break?!?! :mad: :lol: :lol:
Cheers,
Grant
| Dussander | 09-23-2002 10:27 AM |
The last day of the rally was great to watch. I was sitting on the edge of my seat hoping Petter could hold off Burns. Ah, good stuff.
| Coati | 09-23-2002 11:50 AM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by YoungWilliams [/i]
[B]Don't those dang Pugs ever break?!?! :mad: :lol: :lol:
Cheers,
Grant [/B][/QUOTE]
It doesn't matter if one breaks.:(
They fielded at least 5 WRC cars this time (Gronholm, Panizzi, Robert, Rovanperra and Burns). When was the last time Subaru had the money or inclination to do that?
[B]Don't those dang Pugs ever break?!?! :mad: :lol: :lol:
Cheers,
Grant [/B][/QUOTE]
It doesn't matter if one breaks.:(
They fielded at least 5 WRC cars this time (Gronholm, Panizzi, Robert, Rovanperra and Burns). When was the last time Subaru had the money or inclination to do that?
| mordy_2v | 09-23-2002 05:00 PM |
How about that Sparco girl? :eek: :eek: :D
| Patrick L | 09-25-2002 08:29 PM |
[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Coati [/i]
[B]
It doesn't matter if one breaks.:(
They fielded at least 5 WRC cars this time (Gronholm, Panizzi, Robert, Rovanperra and Burns). When was the last time Subaru had the money or inclination to do that? [/B][/QUOTE]
Well, only 2 of those cars can get manuf. points. They have to select which drivers will be run for that.
[B]
It doesn't matter if one breaks.:(
They fielded at least 5 WRC cars this time (Gronholm, Panizzi, Robert, Rovanperra and Burns). When was the last time Subaru had the money or inclination to do that? [/B][/QUOTE]
Well, only 2 of those cars can get manuf. points. They have to select which drivers will be run for that.
| Jeff 2.5RS | 09-25-2002 08:34 PM |
[QUOTE][B]Well, only 2 of those cars can get manuf. points. They have to select which drivers will be run for that.[/B][/QUOTE]
While they can still only have two drivers get points, they no longer have to select which two before the race. Now it's just the two fastest drivers get points.
While they can still only have two drivers get points, they no longer have to select which two before the race. Now it's just the two fastest drivers get points.
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