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Crying all the way to the bank!

No surprise that -
At home with the Ogiers " Seb, Je te voudrai retirer"
"Non, cinque encore!!"

Indeed! But now it's 50% complete - which many people, in 2012, doubted would get this far.

Yes Ogier will retire - In November 2022 when his project is finished. ;)

Ha ha ha - followed closely by Henning's ice cream van!

Except rally cars competing in France have to remove their usual road-legal number plates

Meh, only performed when the heat was off. He will be nowhere when the tarmac comes around. I have said before that Ostberg would get the same results in a VW. Andreas is not champ material.

Per I can understand something being wrong programme-wise on Friday, but what would be unfixable all weekend?

Next year 'works team' is Tanak and Evans

Paddon's NZ PR has been saying he expects 7-8 WRC events and will do recce on all the rallies he isn't competing in.

IRC ;) (second division but winners none the less)

Neuville was never available as Hyundai had him a long time ago, Hanninen too
Leaving Kopecky as the only currently driving champ without a WRC...

So where does the Qatar car fit into all this? Is Nasser not going to bother competing in 2014? Or is that the ride that Paddon is hinting at with his current PR

That expression is usually associated with missing something good. Paddon isn't that good.[/quote]

What evidence do you propose to support this assertion?
How about Deutschland where he was...

What is "MC" and which Czech site please?[/quote]
:rolleyes: And in any case it was a year old video still on the Home page - the site linked earlier in this thread with the Nasses to pull out...

Interesting that Ostberg is shown testing for MC on the Czech site - looks like he's with M Sport again next year - and not at Citroen. Sordo must be out of a full ride at Citroen to be negotiating...