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5th October 2016, 10:33 #1
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5th October 2016, 10:40 #2
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Colin Clarke: 'Question for the rules gurus! Could @CitroenRacing put either Craig or Stephane in a 2016 car early next year and still score manu points?'
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5th October 2016, 11:39 #3
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I think Ostberg will stay at M-Sport as pay driver, so other drivers will be Camilli and Tänak, Suninen for WRC2 like Evans this year. Evans will be left over.
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5th October 2016, 11:41 #4
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5th October 2016, 12:05 #5
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Shame, I wished for Neuville at Citroen. Glad for Breen and Lefebvre but no way Citroen will be able to fight for manufacturer title unless C3 for some reason is a rocket
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5th October 2016, 12:23 #6
I don't think Suninen will be in WRC next year, he's not better than Evans or even Tidemand for that matter. If he's going somewhere it's DMACK I would guess, but wouldn't a UK based team want a British driver like Evans(who is most likely to outperform him anyway).
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5th October 2016, 12:29 #7
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I don't think we know that Suninen would be out-performed by those guys at all.
I think Dmack want the quickest driver to show off their product. The biggest issue for Evans was he had two years at WRC level and he very rarely flashed pace. I don't think anyone is expecting him to be winning rallies but all the top drivers have shown more than that. And he himself has said that's he's not going to have developed this year in R5 cars.
Like I said earlier in the thread I think it depends what Dick Cormack wants.RS Motorsport Media - Follow me on Instagram: rsmotorsportmedia
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5th October 2016, 13:37 #8
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5th October 2016, 16:20 #9
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Smart move from Hyundai. They’re keeping their most complete driver and with this line up they’ll still be VW’s main competitors. A bit disappointed not to see Matton running for Tanak, probably Green’s fantastic exhibitions were determinant for that. Still, Citroen will be weaker than main rivals.
Let's be fair: Evans did a fine first WRC season in ’14 (not great like the one Breen’s having but much better than Camilli’s), making people to raise expectations for ’15. He wasn’t able to full fit those but during ‘16 he brilliantly dominated BRC and gave Skoda’s squad a superb fight in WRC2. He totally deserves to be in WRC.Rally addict since 1982
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5th October 2016, 13:45 #10
You should think in terms of potential. This guy is at his second year (first and a half to be precise) at WRC2 and he is going to win it.
It is very difficult to find one driver who got so fast so early in a 4x4 car at the maximum level. I think that among youngsters he is for sure the most interesting one so far.
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