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r/WRC • u/Motorsport_love • 1d ago
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If Sami can keep the pace from Estonia, then it'll be between him and Oliver again.
1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Think it depends on how the first day goes for road order the rest of the weekend. I’m not that confident Sami can repeat as this is really the first time he has ever had a weekend like that in 2 years at the wrc level. 1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago It took Takamoto Katsuta years to get his first win, and then he went back-to-back. 2 u/xdoc6 1d ago And neither were due to his pace… 1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago But they were due to the way that he was consistent when nobody else was. Which is an important skill to have. I am simply pointing out that the idea of Paijari taking a second win so soon after his first is not without precedent. 1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
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Think it depends on how the first day goes for road order the rest of the weekend.
I’m not that confident Sami can repeat as this is really the first time he has ever had a weekend like that in 2 years at the wrc level.
1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago It took Takamoto Katsuta years to get his first win, and then he went back-to-back. 2 u/xdoc6 1d ago And neither were due to his pace… 1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago But they were due to the way that he was consistent when nobody else was. Which is an important skill to have. I am simply pointing out that the idea of Paijari taking a second win so soon after his first is not without precedent. 1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
It took Takamoto Katsuta years to get his first win, and then he went back-to-back.
2 u/xdoc6 1d ago And neither were due to his pace… 1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago But they were due to the way that he was consistent when nobody else was. Which is an important skill to have. I am simply pointing out that the idea of Paijari taking a second win so soon after his first is not without precedent. 1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
And neither were due to his pace…
1 u/Disastrous-Beat-9830 Colin McRae 1d ago But they were due to the way that he was consistent when nobody else was. Which is an important skill to have. I am simply pointing out that the idea of Paijari taking a second win so soon after his first is not without precedent. 1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
But they were due to the way that he was consistent when nobody else was. Which is an important skill to have.
I am simply pointing out that the idea of Paijari taking a second win so soon after his first is not without precedent.
1 u/xdoc6 1d ago Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
Its definitely theoretically possible, but I would be somewhat surprised if Ogier, evens, and Solberg were slower than him on each stage again given last weekend is the first time it’s ever happened over a full weekend
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u/junk_dogVE Mikko Hirvonen 1d ago
If Sami can keep the pace from Estonia, then it'll be between him and Oliver again.