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3rd September 2015, 10:06
Hartusvuori

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

Plus his physical appearance doesn't help him much to stay in the sport.

This here is the key factor. Every time I see him, he looks more and more of a one-armed man. It was such a tragedy that the accident happened. In full fit he could be really a winning driver in WRC, had he pursued this career. It's nice that he has the persistence and guts to continue still, in many ways he is encouraging example and there must be some passion involved as well, but - I'm not his doctor, yet I think the physical restriction is and will be his biggest obstacle forever.
3rd September 2015, 10:16
AL14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hartusvuori

This here is the key factor. Every time I see him, he looks more and more of a one-armed man. It was such a tragedy that the accident happened. In full fit he could be really a winning driver in WRC, had he pursued this career. It's nice that he has the persistence and guts to continue still, in many ways he is encouraging example and there must be some passion involved as well, but - I'm not his doctor, yet I think the physical restriction is and will be his biggest obstacle forever.

I think he was referring to his aesthetics. You know, the fact he is not handsome with turtle on his belly and blond flowing hairs.
3rd September 2015, 10:28
AndyRAC

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hartusvuori

This here is the key factor. Every time I see him, he looks more and more of a one-armed man. It was such a tragedy that the accident happened. In full fit he could be really a winning driver in WRC, had he pursued this career. It's nice that he has the persistence and guts to continue still, in many ways he is encouraging example and there must be some passion involved as well, but - I'm not his doctor, yet I think the physical restriction is and will be his biggest obstacle forever.

If he hadn't had his accident, he'd still be in F1. And with very probably more wins....
5th September 2015, 21:07
denkimi

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hartusvuori

This here is the key factor. Every time I see him, he looks more and more of a one-armed man. It was such a tragedy that the accident happened. In full fit he could be really a winning driver in WRC, had he pursued this career. It's nice that he has the persistence and guts to continue still, in many ways he is encouraging example and there must be some passion involved as well, but - I'm not his doctor, yet I think the physical restriction is and will be his biggest obstacle forever.

almost none of his crashes have something to do with his disability. he mostly just brakes too late or goes too fast.
5th September 2015, 22:53
itix

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Originally Posted by AL14

I think he was referring to his aesthetics. You know, the fact he is not handsome with turtle on his belly and blond flowing hairs.

Which is really low, but at least he doesn't do it only with women involved in the sport like a lot of other people do, so at least he is consistent.
6th September 2015, 13:54
AL14

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Originally Posted by itix

Which is really low, but at least he doesn't do it only with women involved in the sport like a lot of other people do, so at least he is consistent.

Equality of the sexes ;)
6th September 2015, 20:56
Jarek Z

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Originally Posted by Ucci

Poor ? Poland?? You are kidding us, Jarek, don't you ?? Compare to Slovenia, Croatia, not to mention Greece your conutry is Dubai.....I'm working on a regulary basis with Poland and it is unbelivable, how much mony is in your country, how strong is your economy....

I'm sorry Ucci, but you must have drunk too much over the weekend :)

I'm not kidding anyone here. Poland a rich country? Where have you read such thing? Just take a look at some numbers:

Average monthly net wage 2014 values for single person, according to Eurostat:
1. Switzerland 5 130,92 € monthly
2. Norway 3 850,41 €
3. Luxembourg 3 187,82 €
(...)
United-Kingdom 2 810,26 €
(...)
Germany 2 315,20 €
(...)
France 2 223,89 €
(...)
SPAIN 1 679,21 € (this country is supposed to be in an economical crisis, right?)
(...)
GREECE 1 262,05 € (this country is supposed to be in an economical crisis, right?)
(...)
Portugal 1 056,92 €
SLOVENIA 993,80 €
Estonia 832,57 €
Croatia 775,21 €
Czech R. 725,92 €
Slovakia 664,77 €
POLAND 634,49 €
Turkey 590,35 €
Hungary 532,08 €
Lithuania 496,23 €
Latvia 379,22 €
Romania 345,56 €
Bulgaria 324,89 €

My country is Dubai? Where did you learn economy and geography? ;)

There are not many rich rally sponsors in Poland and it is very sad, that Kubica wastes the huge money from Lotos on every single rally.
6th September 2015, 21:04
N.O.T

Spains crisis is different than Greece, plus Spain is inhabited by humans.
6th September 2015, 21:10
Jarek Z

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Originally Posted by N.O.T

Spains crisis is different than Greece, plus Spain is inhabited by humans.

My post was based on the official EU statistics, I don't have the insider info from Greece and Spain, only first hand experience from Poland.
6th September 2015, 21:11
Ucci

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jarek Z

I'm sorry Ucci, but you must have drunk too much over the weekend :)

I'm not kidding anyone here. Poland a rich country? Where have you read such thing? Just take a look at some numbers:

Average monthly net wage 2014 values for single person, according to Eurostat:
1. Switzerland 5 130,92 € monthly
2. Norway 3 850,41 €
3. Luxembourg 3 187,82 €
(...)
United-Kingdom 2 810,26 €
(...)
Germany 2 315,20 €
(...)
France 2 223,89 €
(...)
SPAIN 1 679,21 € (this country is supposed to be in an economical crisis, right?)
(...)
GREECE 1 262,05 € (this country is supposed to be in an economical crisis, right?)
(...)
Portugal 1 056,92 €
SLOVENIA 993,80 €
Estonia 832,57 €
Croatia 775,21 €
Czech R. 725,92 €
Slovakia 664,77 €
POLAND 634,49 €
Turkey 590,35 €
Hungary 532,08 €
Lithuania 496,23 €
Latvia 379,22 €
Romania 345,56 €
Bulgaria 324,89 €

My country is Dubai? Where did you learn economy and geography? ;)

There are not many rich rally sponsors in Poland and it is very sad, that Kubica wastes the huge money from Lotos on every single rally.

No, I don't drink. If you are asking what I did today-I competed on 21 km run. How much did you run today?..
Now you provocted me-I will give you concrete answer, why are you x-times richer than us (it is from my busines-selling Porsce cars).
Poland selles each year more than 400 units, on the other hand we sell 50 units. Same with MB, Audi, BMW....Tomorrow I can give you info abot numers for Tequipment.
And your country has a regular entries on Paris Dakar, in WRC, europan rally championship....do you want to hera our story???
So, who has mony and who not?

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