| 1 |
Wahome J.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
00:08:29.4 |
| 2 |
Kimathi M.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
00:09:13.0
00:00:43.6 00:00:43.6 |
| 3 |
Wahome M.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
00:09:46.5
00:01:17.1 00:00:33.5 |
1 |
Wahome J.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
01:02:21.0 |
| 2 |
Kimathi M.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
00:02:33.4 00:02:33.4 |
| 3 |
Wahome M.
Ford Fiesta Rally3 |
00:03:52.3 00:01:18.9 |
| INFORMATION ABOUT SS 19 | |
(37 - Tundo Carl / Jessop Timothy):
retired after SS 19 | |
(33 - Evans Elfyn / Martin Scott):
I think it was clear today what was going on, but we weren't quite on it with a few things on Saturday. It's been a great weekend and this one's really for the team to be honest. If we can secure this result then it's hats-off to them - everybody else has struggled and we have come through. | |
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(18 - Katsuta Takamoto / Johnston Aaron):
I want to thank the team. Everybody did an incredible job after Portugal and Sardinia to develop the car so strong. It was a very tough weekend. Okay, we had issues, but the car was strong. This is Aaron's first podium and he has been such a big support. | |
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(1 - Ogier Sébastien / Veillas Benjamin):
I hope my team-mates come through because it's extremely rough in there. Without the puncture it would have been different, but that's part of the game. Toyota Gazoo Racing has provided an amazingly strong car for the toughest three days of the season and I want to congratulate them. | |
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(11 - Neuville Thierry / Wydaeghe Martijn):
I have not much to say. The situation is very obvious, so I am really disappointed. I am disappointed for our mechanics as well because they are working hard, but they don't get any return. | |
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(42 - Breen Craig / Nagle Paul):
It's been difficult and not the most enjoyable rally by any stretch of the imagination, but we did what we had to do. We were already out of the fight on Friday and we've been managing a couple of bits and pieces over the last two days. | |
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(9 - Serderidis Jourdan / Miclotte Fréderic):
The last stage was very difficult with all the ruts, but we had a fantastic rally. It's really surprising to finish seventh with Sébastien Loeb behind me! Even in my dreams this would not be possible! | |
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(2 - Solberg Oliver / Edmondson Elliott):
For sure, it's much better than last year! Not really what I hoped for, but that's part of rallying. We have a lot of work to do for sure, but it was great to come to the finish. It's thanks to all the mechanics - without them nothing is possible. We have to push on and be flat-out from here. | |
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(19 - Loeb Sébastien / Galmiche Isabelle):
Today went well. We had a good feeling with the car. For sure, we are disappointed for what happened on the first day, but today the car was great and we tried to enjoy it. | |
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(16 - Fourmaux Adrien / Coria Alexandre):
Unfortunately we had some issues, but it's such a rough event and it's been difficult for the whole team. We have been enjoying it today, so that's the main thing. | |
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(44 - Greensmith Gus / Andersson Jonas):
I am just glad to see the finish and grateful to be able to drive today. I might have been more of a hindrance than a help to the guys yesterday repairing the car, but at least we got to go again. | |
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(20 - Kajetanowicz Kajetan / Szczepaniak Maciej):
We were pushing! It's like a dream and I don't want to wake up. This is the hardest WRC round and it's amazing to win. Thanks to all of my team - they did really good work and it's fantastic. | |
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(22 - Johnston Sean / Kihurani Alexander):
It's so incredible. What an amazing adventure! For sure, it was the hardest rally I've ever competed in and we're so grateful to be here. I was trying to keep Kajto honest in there but we had a pop-off valve issue going up the hill, so I don't think the time will be very interesting. | |
| Starting order: Johnston, Kajetanowicz, Greensmith, Fourmaux, Loeb, Solberg, Serderidis, Breen, Neuville, Ogier, Katsuta, Evans, Rovanperä | |
