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17th November 2015, 17:39 #211
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17th November 2015, 20:38 #212
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Never do anything you wouldn't want to explain to a paramedic.
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17th November 2015, 20:47 #213
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This saying has been bandied around rallying circles since long before McRae was a twinkle in Jimmy's eye. And it's not supported by any facts.
In fact the history books suggest that more titles have been won by drivers who might be considered "consistent" than by those who would be considered the fastest.Never do anything you wouldn't want to explain to a paramedic.
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17th November 2015, 21:08 #214
Just analyse facts. That saying is wrong. You can find a lot of drivers that bacame faster and very few that became consistent. Of course it's easy for a fast driver to slow down and not make errors but in that case you gain consistence sacrifing speed which is useless cause you would not win events anyway...
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18th November 2015, 01:23 #215
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Vatanen was a fast driver who had to become more consistant as was makinen mcrae all through history there are consistent drivers who had to get fast and fast drivers who had to get consistent it no doubt all balances itself out. But in the arguement of meeke and ostberg i would rather have a driver that some day u may need to be on the ragged edge and just over it to win a championship than a driver that will never reach the ragged edge and u lose the championship
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18th November 2015, 03:39 #216
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18th November 2015, 12:25 #217
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So maybe both Meeke and Ostberg away from Citroen, and Citroen doing only some 6-8 rallies in their farewell year? With Lefebvre and some other young driver?
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18th November 2015, 12:36 #218
Is it a solid news or just rumor?
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18th November 2015, 13:13 #219
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Vatanen never really became consistent until after when he was fast, McRae never became consistent, what he achieved results wise given his equipment to hand was about 2/3 what Loeb or Ogier would have done with it(IMHO) He did however win a huge and fanatical following.
Makinen did improve his consistency while holding his speed.
And as for Ostberg, I think members on here would rate him higher if he'd been lucky enough to get a VW seat
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18th November 2015, 13:38 #220
As posted in News thread, Matton stated Citroen might only do 6 to 8 rounds in 2016. Perhaps someone like Kronos as they did with the Xsara back in the day, support the Citroen team until Citroen Racing come back with a new car... Alas C4.
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