Which driver can realistically fight for the Championship?

[Andre Oliveira]

I say Ogier fastest in whatever have four wheels in rally We are talking about rally.

[Alpha]

But in a proper race series he's average at best. Says a lot about WRC..

[Franky]

But in a proper race series he's average at best. Says a lot about WRC..

You seem to be lost in this case

[dimviii]

You seem to be lost in this case

no he is not lost,he believes that rx is proper race series,not like wrc.

[Andre Oliveira]

Loeb pace in WRC are not the same of his golden era.

Ogier are in the top level now. Nothing to compare now between Sebs.

[EightGear]

But in a proper race series he's average at best. Says a lot about WRC..

Let me get your coat.

[Alpha]

Come on, even the most die hard WRC fan (I was one!) must be sick and tired of the lack of real competition, how it's never driver vs driver, but who has the best car. And that's before getting into team tactics, and drivers paying to have the privilege of getting a sub-par car.

It's silly.

[Franky]

Come on, even the most die hard WRC fan (I was one!) must be sick and tired of the lack of real competition, how it's never driver vs driver, but who has the best car. And that's before getting into team tactics, and drivers paying to have the privilege of getting a sub-par car.

It's silly.

Sorry, but you're the one being silly. All the downsides you mentioned are part of motorsport. There's no dream world where the machinery is equal and no one has to pay a cent.

[Alpha]

Except World RX where a privateer that drives a Citroën without a single Citroën logo on the car can be double world champion.

Or where a DTM driver can start his own team and become world champion.

Or where an old rallycross driver can be team boss and hire the likes of Mr Loeb.

[smsgrafica]

Please, what the heck has WRX to do with this topic? It's (perhaps) an interesting debate, but for another place.