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4th September 2007, 17:56 #11
Sordo vs Loeb on tarmac
and on the fast gravel events Hirvonen vs LoebRIP Marco Simoncelli
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4th September 2007, 18:18 #12
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If Marcus retires by the end of this season, he's definitly gonna win the cup next year. Maybe the next one Hirvonen can fight against him for the championship.
If Subaru solve every problem they have with the new 2008-spec Impreza, I'm sure Petter can fight very hard!
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4th September 2007, 23:23 #13
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Originally Posted by Lalo
now seriously if he retires, unless Subaru gets their act together(not probable IMO), Loeb will win the WDC easily, Hirvonen can only beat him in Sweden and Finland, and Sordo on a good day might beat him in tarmac, the rest of the season will be a walkover for SebFan of Timo Glock and proud of it! :champion: 3 podiums, new start as a Virgin :p
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5th September 2007, 00:06 #14
In 2004 and some 2005, alot of people were saying that Marcus has lost it and not only because of the 307, but because of the consistant crashes and such.
And yet, now when Petter is in a similar place, none of you blame the driver... Its all car car car...
At laest in 04, Marcus was either in the top 3-4-5 or retired. He had consistant pace, but crashed alot or his car let him down.
Atkinson has consistantly been faster than Petter...
Niether Markko Martin nor Rovenpera were ever quicker than Marcus in the 307.
Atkinson has consistantly been faster than Petter...
Is it just me, or maybe Petter is really losing his speed and all you just just love him so much and ignore that fact?
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5th September 2007, 01:33 #15
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Originally Posted by Koz
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5th September 2007, 04:05 #16
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I find it a little surprising that Petter has been consistently outclassed by Aitkinson this year. So if the SWRT WRC08 car is as good as SWRT hope then I would expect Aitkinson to challenge Loeb....and Petter to either step up his game or be religated to a points scoring position like Hirvonen. Just my 2c.
Power is useless without skill
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5th September 2007, 04:19 #17
Hmm, how about this
Gronholm 2007 champion and he retires, or
Loeb 2007 champion, and Gronholm fights for the title next year one more time?
What's your choice?
I'm not sugesting that's the case (I wouldn't be surprised if Gronholm himself doesn't know for sure what he wants at the moment), but just out of curiosity.
In other words, what will make Marcus stay one more year, loosing the title, or winning it?
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5th September 2007, 06:27 #18
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Originally Posted by jparker
Marcus has had a long and great career, but how you end your career is extremely important as thats the last anyone sees from you. And everyone wants to go out a winner.
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5th September 2007, 07:45 #19
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Originally Posted by duff
I dont remember/judge these great drivers for their lasts season at all, its what they achieved at the best I remember the most, for sure.
I think Gronholm have many more years in the WRC where he can be competetive, maybe not all years in the top, but something like Sainz or Mcrae (from their last years).
He will never be slower then Slowson, so even if he was getting slow he wont be embarassing!"if in doubt, flat out"
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5th September 2007, 09:31 #20
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Originally Posted by jparker
Wet conditions. Portuguese Autosport brought something to the table... the WRC2 crews are using a WRC spec tyre that is harder than the spec Meeke and other CPR runners are using.
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