Who to replace Latvala in Argentina?

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Originally Posted by BleAivano

Would Mini really let him drive for another factory team? I really doubt that.

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Prodrive rents cars togethter with mechanics.. why not to rent drivers as well ;-)

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Originally Posted by bluuford

Usually it takes 3-4 weeks to heal, but you are not ready to drive World Rally Car immediately. Full recovery is around 3-4 months, sometimes up to 9 months (for older people and more serious fractures). Usually well trained people heal faster, should be OK by Acropolis.

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You´re not only meteorologist. You´re doctor too? ;)

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Originally Posted by Rallyper

You´re not only meteorologist. You´re doctor too? ;)

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No:-) I just had a few semesters of human biology and physiology at the university. And I remember that our professor told that collarbone is one of the bones that cracks most easily and heals also most quickly :-)

Unless you are a crazy Moto Gp rider who will be back on a crotch rocket within a week or so ;)

It depends on how bad the break is and where it is on the collar bone I guess.

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Originally Posted by Allyc85

Unless you are a crazy Moto Gp rider who will be back on a crotch rocket within a week or so ;)

It depends on how bad the break is and where it is on the collar bone I guess.

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A MotoGP rider doesn't have the straps of a 5 point harness pressing directly on to his collarbone to contend with!

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Originally Posted by Allyc85

Unless you are a crazy Moto Gp rider who will be back on a crotch rocket within a week or so ;)

It depends on how bad the break is and where it is on the collar bone I guess.

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you come from a country which hosts the isle of mann and has the best road racing championship of the world and you call moto gp riders crazy.... Hmmmmmm

Sordo at Argentina:

2009 - 2º (C4 WRC) +1.13.1
2008 - 3º (C4 WRC) +4.04.7
2007 - 6º (C4 WRC) +4.23.6
2006 - 5º (Xsara WRC) +5.40.2
2004 - Retired Mechanical (Lancer Evo II)


Martin:

2005 - 6º (307WRC) +4.22.2
2004 - Retired Accident (Focus WRC)
2003 - Retired Oil pressure (Focus WRC)
2002 - 4º (Focus WRC) +2.52.4


Henning Solberg:

2009 - 3º (Focus WRC) +4.04.1
2008 - Retired (Focus WRC)
2007 - 5º (Focus WRC) +4.10.1
2006 - 7º (307 WRC) +9.28.7


Ostberg:

2011 - 5º (Fiesta WRC) +5.16.8


Novikov:

2008 - Retired (Impreza WRX)


Tänak never participated

2010 winner (IRC) - Juho Hänninen (Fabia S2000) -51.0 - Nationality? Finnish (Who manage his carreer???)
2007 - 11º (Lancer Evo IX) (3º PWRC) +17.18.1 (WRC) +28.2 (PWRC)

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

you come from a country which hosts the isle of mann and has the best road racing championship of the world and you call moto gp riders crazy.... Hmmmmmm

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It was a lazy example, they all need their heads checked ;) :laugh:

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Originally Posted by skarderud

Not suitable to drive long rallies early after such injuries. Like bluuford says, maybe 3 months.

One guy ready and available is actually Henning. Its not cause i'm a norvegian, but i feel Henning never has been given good enough equipement to show his real pace.

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Nuff said, don't understand this Henning-mania in Norway. If it's going to be norwegian to replace Latvala, then surely it wouldn't be man called Henning. Mads is the favourite to the job!

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Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira

Novikov:

2008 - Retired (Impreza WRX)


Tänak never participated

2010 winner (IRC) - Juho Hänninen (Fabia S2000) -51.0 - Nationality? Finnish (Who manage his carreer???)
2007 - 11º (Lancer Evo IX) (3º PWRC) +17.18.1 (WRC) +28.2 (PWRC)

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Novikov:

2008 - Retired (Impreza WRX) It was nightmare rally for him I can remember. He managed to drive only a few stages on competitive speed


Tänak never participated
He recced all stages in 2011, if I remember correctly