Which part do they miss?
Skoda for sure integrates "private" drivers like Loix, Baumschlager and Kremer in their plans, so maybe we should consider BRR (Baumschlager, Kremer) as a semi works team to some extent.
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Which part do they miss?
Skoda for sure integrates "private" drivers like Loix, Baumschlager and Kremer in their plans, so maybe we should consider BRR (Baumschlager, Kremer) as a semi works team to some extent.
Thats the same like you can tell that teams of Kubica or Prokop are semi works team for Ford...Quote:
Originally Posted by WUff1
Thought so but that article focuses only on WRC-2 and I know YLE is quite reliable in their reporting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
The article writes about Kreim doing WRC2 while the official statement was that he would do only DRM. Also the activity of Kremer is private not factory one.
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But Prokop or Kubica are surely not testing a new version of a Fiesta WRC before homologation.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
Fabia R5 was tested by lot of drivers, this is nothing special. For example Abbring was testing Toyota WRC and for sure he is not factory or semi-factory driver of Toyota...Quote:
Originally Posted by WUff1
Baumschlager is testing Fabia R5, but Kremer is just his customer. And not the only one customer. I presume Lategan will do also few rounds in WRC 2 with fabia R5 (just my personal bet) but he has also nothing in common with Skoda Motorsport.
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