Rally Estonia: Soulberg shut down on Meden WRC win

After a major Saturday, Oliver solberg The rally with a growth of 21.2 on the last day of Estonia, as a young woman was closed in a world rally championship win.

Solberg started the day with a lead of 12.4, but faced a similar road position for his rivals. This placement will test the Sweda, as it repeated the impressive speed of Friday on the sharp gravel stages of Estonia.

However, 23-year-old, Toyota’s rally gave a vigorous demonstration to complete nine stages of the day with his advantage of Hyundai, competing in one-closed drive in 1 line-up. Oat Tanak Growing

After Solberg claimed his first career WRC stage win on Friday, four more platforms in their tally added to their tally. Solberg and co-operator Elliot Edmondson Either won a platform or was within 1.2 of the speed in every Saturday’s test, which outlined their ability to produce frequent speeds.

Solberg won three of the four stages in the morning loop before Hyundai’s pairing and beating Thierry neurville On Saturday afternoon, up to 0.5S on the second pass via Jump-Laden Otepab Stage. The possibility of a rain stand on the way to three Sunday stages and Solberg claims what will be the victory of an emotional success.

“Surely (this was better than yesterday) because everyone had the same initial position and I could make stages without any mistakes, conquer some steps and could be clean and consistent,” Solberg said.

“It’s not easy when you have these two people (Tanak and Neurville) behind, and I really don’t know what I have done, but I have tried my best. Surely (I have thought about victory). I wondering how to catch themselves the best chance and I was thinking that they will catch me, but not yet.”

Fighting throughout the area

While Solberg made headlines on the front, Tanak and Neurville were locked in an intensive fight for the other. Tanak started the second day for some mistakes in stage nine, resulting in the local favorite faced the situation to Newville. At the end of the day, Tanak changed the situation on four more occasions throughout the day before taking control of 4.0.

Tanak said, “It was clearly disappointing since the test before Estonia, so I felt that it would be a tough rally and we are holding a tough rally.” “We need to push for that (second position for the championship point.).”

Kalle RowanparThe expectations of a podium evaporated, as the conflict with Fin’s struggle continued with his GR Yaris and Hankuk gravel tires. A disappointed Rowanpera felt that he would maximize his package, but was eventually unable to pull himself into the fight. The Rowanpera, which dominates the last three WRC versions of the program earlier, will remain fourth on Sunday, 26.5s of Neuville, in third place in fourth.

“We are trying our best and we can’t do much at this time,” said Rowanpera.

Hyundai Adrian Formox Gave a series of strong platform time to emerge from a fight with Toyota Takmoto katsususa In the fifth (+1m08.2s). The pair was divided by 2.8S in the afternoon service, before the formox managed to clean the Japanese, who had a mysterious issue with their GR Yaris.

Championship leader Elephin Evans In the seventh (+1m30.4s), a pathetic day was finished in the land of No Man. Welshman was unable to draw speed from his Toyota to climb the leaderboard.

Evans said, “It is very disappointing (not to find progress) because four of us are together and we can actually make no impact on the boy below the road,” Evans said.

Asked whether there was something that could be learned from Solberg’s set up, he said: “He (Oliver) is some radical with his set up which is not an option for us.”

Toyota Sami Pajari 26.5s ahead of M-Sport-Ford ended Mārtiņ sesks To keep the eighth (+2m14.5s), while M-Sport’s Josh McRlen (+4M13.6S) and Gregor Munter (+4M48.5s) rally was out of 1 field.

Robert Veeravs of Estonia topped the WRC2 field with a difference of 26.5s from Competritation George Linnama,