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"2006 was Matthew's first full season in the WRC, as a driver for the Stobart VK M-Sport Ford team. He competed in all 16 rallies, and became the youngest ever world rally driver to win a stage (the Cordoba Stadium superspecial stage on Rally Argentina)"Quote:
Originally Posted by jonkka
Either my source is bad or you're just saying bulls*its ;)
I don't know why Henning has gone ballistic?? What has he got to gain except manu points anymore ? Why risk them ?
Sandell is in turn next. Let's see if Prokop can keep him behind.
I think he likes it this way :)Quote:
Originally Posted by A.F.F.
Sandell is the one that has to go ballistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by A.F.F.
Depends...if that's from wrc.com, as it kind of sounds, then I would not trust to it too much... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Helstar
I believe your source as soon as they tell me how old the all other stage winners have been, or even who the all WRC stage winners have been.Quote:
Originally Posted by Helstar
Matthew may be youngest of those we know of but how about the 222 other (that's a real figure, btw) stage winners in the history of WRC? And how about those of whom we don't know (I still am missing stage winner info from about 30 WRC events). That claim is tantamount to saying that Earth is the greenest planet in the universe.
Wikipedia, sir...
edit: Ok ok I've understood, you're not happy that it is Matthew. Let's say there is no certified record in that matter and everybody back to nice mood please ^^
Maybe they are being gentle to their tyres in PWRC but no radical differences in first split for the top 6. Not even Sandell.
Do they give birthdates for all these 223 drivers?Quote:
Originally Posted by Helstar
http://www.juwra.com/stats_ss_wins.html