Janni Hussi from Kouvola has excited KooKoo’s final games from Portugal this week.
Janni Hussi has followed KooKoo’s excerpts from Portugal. PDO
Janni Hussi works as a cart Teemu Suninen in the WRC2 class of the World Rally Championship.
The puck results have been carefully examined in the cockpit of the racing car on the transition sections of the rally. On Friday, the fourth final match in Kouvola stretched all the way to the fourth overtime, until Tampere’s Tappara nailed the decision in front of the goal. Oiva Keskinen.
With Keskinen’s goal, Tappara tied the match wins at 2–2, but right away on Saturday, KooKoo grabbed a big steal from Tampere with a score of 2–1. Thus, for KooKoo, the final series and the first championship in history will be interrupted on Monday in Kouvola.
– Here we are in the same spirit. I have always reported to Teemu what has happened in Kouvola. It’s a shame that you don’t get to participate when you’re in the finals for the first time. But it’s been great to watch, Hussi beamed to Iltalehte.
Suninen also admitted that Hussi has been diligent in his reports on KooKoo’s excerpts.
– I have heard about it. Of course, one game went a bit long and now the situation is 3–2 for KooKoo. Yes, KooKoo is mentioned there at regular intervals, Suninen laughed.
Aiming for victory
Hussi works as Teemu Suninen’s karter. PDO
Suninen’s and Huss’s World Cup season started at the Swedish rally with second place in the WRC2 class. Now the goal is victory, but the Spaniard Jan Solans is only 0.9 seconds behind the Finns. There are four more special tests on Sunday.
– Pikkainen has had bad luck with the weather conditions, but nobody can do anything about it now. It’s been a great fight and that’s the best thing in this sport. However, the race has gone well. We have been at a good pace and there have been no major problems, Hussi said.
– Yes, we still have momentum.
He drives third in class Roope Korhonenwhose difference to the top is already almost 50 seconds. On Saturday, the conditions were extremely challenging, when heavy rain made the special stages really muddy and watery in the afternoon.
– A lot of water came from the sky, but there’s nothing you can do about the weather. I don’t know if we were lucky or unlucky, but about 25 seconds were lost in those moments. On the other hand, those behind lost even more. In that sense, it’s lucky that we’re even in the game, Suninen summed up.
– We are going to pursue a win. However, I feel that our speed is enough to get there. It’s been a longer break from riding, but we want to show what we can do.
