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Have always been a fan of Juha. Seen hi m drive many times on rally NZ from early 90s onwards. Always in the top 5 year in year out. Toyota, ford, subaru, hyundai. Smooth and fast driver.
It mostly comes down to personal preference and what you're accustomed to. While Finnish agglutinative language and individual words are often slightly longer than in English they are not _that_ much longer. Left = Vasen Right = Oikee 7 Flat / Täys 6 Easy / Helppo 5 Medium / Eri 4 Kay / Koo 3 Square / Nopee 2 Bad / Hidas 1 Hairpin / Serpo And so on
Voi voi kun olis b-ryhmänkin aikaan autoissa kuvattu näin...tämän kyseisen Juhankin ajoa olisi niin hienoa katsella b-ryhmäläisen ratissa tästä perspektiivistä
Ainoastaan Salosen ajosta 205 T16:lla nähny tämmöstä incar kuvaa jossain, B-ryhmäläisissä oli vaikea laittaa kameraa autoon ku penkkien takana oli seinä konehuoneen ja kapiinin välissä.
Probably, but, there's always been drivers who are longer and higher in the air than others. I always thought that Kankkunen has a driving style similar to Colin McRae.
@@chakko007 you should put them other way around. Kankkunen was before McRae. Nothing away from Colin, but he really didn’t use his head. His mentality was right if you wanted to win some rallies, just like Ari Vatanen. Juha won both rallies and championships by thinking about the bigger picture and not just this current moment as Colin too often did. He’s a true champion. What a career and skill
Asfalt Rallies should be banned and cars should be changed to way they were in old times. Then driving sideways was faster than going on straight line, nowadays these french drivers are the best in the business, and they never go sideways and love tarmac.. and that is not rallying. Only gravel and snow are what rally really is about.
TheQneb Sentimental bullshit. You know Monte Carlo rally is older than most gravel rallies? I guess it is easier to blame surface than the real problem, which is that there is something wrong with the Finnish driver coaching.
lol mate you say asphalt rallies are too easy for drivers yet Henri Toivanen who was a grade A Creme of the crop driver died on one. Corsica, and Monte Carlo are some of the best rally stages of all time.
Tarmac stages are technical as fuck, it's easy to go sideways but it takes real skill to adopt a good racing line on a track you haven't learnt yet, and if you are not versatile enough for that - you'll never win.