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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Originally posted by usokpower
    Oy! pa renew ko ung new zealand visa ko next year. Balak ko manood dun san ba maganda mag stay diyan and magkano kailangan dalhin?

    Nagbabalak pa lang if ever mabayaran ko na mga utang ko hehe
    alang problema yun ... sagot namin ni iqaruzz and transpo :D ... kung gusto mo, pewede rin "maligaw" sa rally track ... palusot na lang natin na mali ang nalikuan ... ang susunod na Rally NZ ay sa first week ng April 2005 so medyo matagal pa kung may aayusin ka pa!

    kung gusto nyo ng time table kung kailan palalabas ang WRC sa AXN channel sa Pinas, check nyo na lang ang TV schedule sa www.wrc.com

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    #2
    Originally posted by usokpower
    Oy! pa renew ko ung new zealand visa ko next year. Balak ko manood dun san ba maganda mag stay diyan and magkano kailangan dalhin?

    Nagbabalak pa lang if ever mabayaran ko na mga utang ko hehe
    depende kung saan mo gustong magstay. kung sa main city ng auckland mahal talaga. mas makakamura ka kapag may mga contact kang pamilya na pupuwede mong tiran.

    like subbie doo said, kami ang bahala sa transport. dala ka nalang ng baon.

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    #3
    Ang lufet ng wales rally!

    Although im a subaru fan i hate to say that sebastian loeb is better than petter solberg after watching rally wales.

    IMO, Petter may be slightly better than sebastian in terms of driving technique, but loeb is more fluid than him, he can adapt much better in changeable conditions. Loeb is known as the tarmac king but now he is a bit faster than solberg in gravel (solberg territory)

    But a serious contender would be francois duval of ford. in german rally he managed to cut loebs lead by 40sec while in wales rally he posted fastest lap times in certain stages. siguro one more year baka masmabilis pa siya kay loeb.

    iqaruzz:

    thanks! Ill let you know kung matutuloy ko

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    #4
    sana bumalik si tommi makkinen sa wrc para sya na lang magpapanalo sa mitsubishi!

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    #5
    TALAGA?
    sana lumabas na evo ix tommi version.. cant wait.

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    #6
    astig yung rally australia... daming DNF mula sa mga top drivers!

    sayang si McRae in a Skoda... hindi natapos ng crew ikabit yung bago niyang clutch!

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    #7
    Napaiyak yung co-driver ni McRae. Sayang talaga. A podium finish would have been a great morale boost for Skoda.

    Muntik na ring mapaiyak si Petter. Darn kangaroos :D

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    #8
    I do. Personally, I like it better than F1. I'm still wishing that Tommi Makkinen would make a comeback someday. Well, wishful thinking I guess on my part.

    IMO, the problem with Mitsubishi is not really with their drivers alone. IMHO, they have pretty good drivers. Ever since Mitsubishi took that one year off from the WRC, their racing program went downhill. If you as me, they should have never taken that one year leve of absence.

    As for the Australia rallye, I was really disappointed when the Skoda crew did not finish the clutch replacement. I was rooting for McRae pa naman.

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    #9
    i hope mitsu does better for the next season. :D

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    #10
    Ito ba yung WRC thread ng tsikot?

    Anyone else following the 2006 season?



    Nag-start na 2nd half of the season, with Loeb in the championship lead, trailed by Gronholm. Just saw near ending part of the Rally Germany sa AXN. Didn't see yet why a certain someone did not finish the rally.

    Checked AXN for the replay scheds. For those interested, according to the website, the last replay of Rally Germany on AXN (before the shakedown reviews at later times), is later today, Sunday Aug 20th, 6pm.

    http://www.axn-asia.com/shows/0133,24,41,33300.html

    Don't know lang if meron in other channels.

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    #11
    sana suzuki enters WRC na as a works entry with the big boys, not just sa JWRC. :D

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    #12
    Quote Originally Posted by nugundam93 View Post
    sana suzuki enters WRC na as a works entry with the big boys, not just sa JWRC. :D
    Yup, that would be nice rin. Sayang nga that Mitsubishi went out rin muna this year. Medyo masama rin kasi performance ata nila last year. May channel ba that's covering JWRC?

    So far, mukhang pinaka-reliable ang Citroen. It seems it's outperforming Ford, Subaru, Peugeot, Skoda, and Mitsubishi, in rally reliablity.

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    #13
    it however quite unfornate that there is really no WRC citroen (xsara or another brand)...unlike the subaru and the evo

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    #14
    im surprised hyundai is on top of the wrc rankings [emoji28]

    toyota yaris is fkg ugly [emoji28]

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    #15
    Thierry Neuville, Hyundai lead driver, may be an exceptional driver. Unfortunately, he does not have the luck & consistency of Sebastian Ogier, a 5 time World Champion. He is the second most successful WRC driver. He won his last Championship in his first year driving for Ford. FYI, I am not a fan of Ogier.

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    #16
    Talk about luck. After taking the lead from Sordo, with Ogier in 5th, Leob suffers a flat in SS14 and drops him back to 5th. Sordo, also had the same fate as Leob & drops to second. This allows Ogier to vault to 1st. Lady Luck favors Ogier.

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    #17
    Leob admitted he made an error when he stopped to change the flat, causing him to, loose the rally. A sensor in the car signaled a flat, so, like what they do in the Paris to Dakar Rally, they stopped to fix it. He wasn’t told that the Michelins are tough enough to finish the race, like what Sordo did. Overall, amazing race for him to be able to keep pace after 3 years off the WRC Grid.

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    #18
    Leob can't just sit in retirement knowing his fellah countryman could soon overhaul all his feat and WRC records..there seems no close challenger to Ogier since his hiatus.

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    #19
    In the penultimate race of the season, Ott Tänak of Toyota Gazoo Racing dethrones Seb Ogier of Citroen to become the first non french to win the WRC world championship. The race was won by Thierry Neuville of Hyundai, who now leads former champion Ogier by 10 points. The fight is now for second, leading to the Australian rally, which is the final event.


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    #20
    Natapos din ang dynasty of the Sebs after 15 years in power!

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