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I'm not convinced, but anyway, next year the competition will be stronger, so they have to keep that in mind.

I think Hyundai has no chance next year with current lineup. In such situations contract doesn't mean anything.

I'm sorry, but you are the one bringing Meeke in this discusson. That's why my reply will answe it. While Meeke wants to shine, Mikkelsen is geting his job more seriously. You can continue implying...

I think Mikkelsen was hired to help Citroen solve some of their problems. Driving for VW last year, and taking part of wrc17 development, made him very desirable choice for that job.
Because of this...

You may be right, but I wonder what will your conclusion be in case Mikkelsen is competitive right from the beginning?

Mikkelsen performance and feedback from Sardinia (and hopefully following events) will be very important for Citroen.
Poor results or DNFs will most probably confirm something is wrong with the car,...

Not British Tobaccos, that's for sure.

Am I peesing you off? Enjoy it .....

I do understand that Breen is probably playing backup role for Meeke, but to be honest, he is yet to make any good impression. At the same time Mikkelsen is doing a lot better I think. Forgotten man?...

What's wrong with both of them in Citroen? No?

Transfer know-how just after one testing session? Not sure if that's possible, but to me looks unlikely.
Same goes for Mikkelsen getting experience with WRC17 cars.

My guess Hyundai were hoping...

In this case, is 3rd Toyota fo Mikkelsen a possibility?

I can't see him not driving until Finland.
My guess is Hanninen steping down.