M-Sport has its business and they rent their car to those who are able to pay for them. Local driver, home rally, enjoying the opportunity - what problem do you have with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Negaiss
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M-Sport has its business and they rent their car to those who are able to pay for them. Local driver, home rally, enjoying the opportunity - what problem do you have with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Negaiss
Seems game over for Rossel.
yap, based on all-live and Julian Porter on site.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Was it a oilfilter wrench he had in his hands?
I have no problem with that. I am just pointing out in somehow funny way that is IS possible for anyone to buy a seat and compete at Wold level in WRC. Do not get me wrong, - I like, that there are as much Rally1 cars as possible competing. I am just feeling sorry for young ang crazy rally drivers, who ar watching now rally Chile on iphone and will never compete at Rally1 level.Quote:
Originally Posted by meh
What? Serderis is not a factory driver (whole M-Sport operation is not factory backed) nor is he any good by any standard. Heller... french makes of plastic models, nothing more to say about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Negaiss
I feel sorry for Evans already for the long stage
Heller nor Serdenidis takes anyone's position away. If they don't rent the car, the car is just parked somewhere. The sport is expensive and only really a few get the opportunity to try it out, but I think it is not fair to direct the anger towards those who pay for their hobbies.Quote:
Originally Posted by Negaiss
Yes, although hoping everything good for Tänak, the road-position disadvantage can be frustrating. But, we don't know who will have the better road position tomorrow due to the weather conditions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lead
Confirmed. Game off for Rossel.