Our TV critic David Bianculli has these reviews.ĭAVID BIANCULLI, BYLINE: 'Yellowstone' and 'Tulsa King' aren't connected in terms of setting characters or storylines, but Taylor Sheridan, who had a hand in creating both shows and has written or co-written many episodes of each, makes sure to fill each program with the same winning formula. This series, called 'Tulsa King,' stars Sylvester Stallone, and it premieres Sunday on the Paramount+ streaming service. He's co-created a new series built around another veteran movie star. But Sheridan has another ace up his sleeve. Taylor Sheridan surprised the TV industry and brought Kevin Costner to television by co-creating 'Yellowstone,' a hit series that's returning this Sunday on the Paramount network. Full coverage from FORUM8 Rally Japan is available on WRC+ All Live here, including every stage broadcast as it happens as well as key interviews, features and expert analysis from the service park.This is FRESH AIR.

Both Arai and co-driver Naoya Tanaka were taken to hospital for medical checks. The stage was cancelled for later runners after local hero Toshiro Arai suffered a heavy crash in his Citroën C3 Rally2.

Spain’s Dani Sordo was ninth in another Hyundai while WRC2 pacesetter Emil Lindholm completed the early leaderboard. Local ace Takamoto Katsuta ended 1.9sec shy of the frontrunning pace with Gus Greensmith, piloting a Puma, just three-tenths down. Behind him was GR Yaris colleague Elfyn Evans - another man under no illusions of the challenge which lays in wait. He trailed Ogier by a mere two-tenths with i20 N colleague Thierry Neuville only one-tenth behind.įifth place went to Kalle Rovanperä, who took a no-heroics approach to the technical opener. Ott Tänak, contesting his final rally for Korean squad Hyundai Motorsport, completed the early podium. “It was already a good test tonight and so far, so good - but tomorrow the real stuff is starting.' 'It's been an intense recce but so far Vincent is doing a good job,” Ogier lauded. He praised Landais’ work so far but admitted the going will get tougher on Friday when crews face six gruelling tests around Aichi. Ogier gained the edge, however, edging Craig Breen’s M-Sport Ford Puma by a single tenth in the 2.8km blast. Just five-tenths of a second blanketed the leading five drivers in slippery conditions at Kuragaike Park, which ran under the cover of darkness.

They made their intentions more than clear by winning the curtain-raiser at this final round. The Frenchmen are contesting their first rally as a duo after Ogier parted ways with former co-driver Benjamin Veillas after last month’s RallyRACC - Rally de España.

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