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**Lapsiks** · 10-04-2011, 05:42 AM

Oportunity to win without taking first place in every stage (or maybe in any stage at all, remember Gronholm victory in Cyprus 2002) is a part of the sport. Trying to minimize effect of team orders in that way would take out one of the key factors of rallying - importance of surviving.

Or JML last year in new zealand?

You can not too much cruise in rally. Someone faster will simply beat you Ofcourse it is a theoretical oportunity that all crews can go on 50 km/h and wait untill someone crashes out, but in this game the speed is required naturally. Without any rules.

That brings us back to the similarities of the 2007(?) F1 season. Just like Alonso/Hamilton, (the two sebs

) I think Ogier would prefer raikkonen(Mikko

) to win rather the championship rather than his team mate (If you get what I mean

)

10-04-2011, 05:42 AM	#35
Lapsiks Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 725 Senior Member	Oportunity to win without taking first place in every stage (or maybe in any stage at all, remember Gronholm victory in Cyprus 2002) is a part of the sport. Trying to minimize effect of team orders in that way would take out one of the key factors of rallying - importance of surviving. Or JML last year in new zealand? You can not too much cruise in rally. Someone faster will simply beat you Ofcourse it is a theoretical oportunity that all crews can go on 50 km/h and wait untill someone crashes out, but in this game the speed is required naturally. Without any rules. That brings us back to the similarities of the 2007(?) F1 season. Just like Alonso/Hamilton, (the two sebs) I think Ogier would prefer raikkonen(Mikko) to win rather the championship rather than his team mate (If you get what I mean)
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