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Most comments on this forum are not needed, but that doesn't mean they are wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nornbugger
2nd in WRC2 at this moment is Al-Kuwari, big competition? If you see he lost over 1s/km to top drivers of the Italian championship, while he often won the WRC2 by minutes, you can start questioning... ;) And yes, in Finland there were some local drivers and there was Paddon (for the first time this year).
WRC on Twitter is a failure, but on facebook also. They posted a message "156 entrants for Germany". Hartusvuori commented that it was wrong, that 156 is the highest number competing, but not the number of competitors. Then they deleted the post. Talking about professionalism...
So Meeke replaces Sordo in Australia. Good decision.
Reading between the lines of the Autosport reportage of the Citroen announcement; my interpretation of Germany being Sordo's last chance is very much confirmed - podium or else Kris is in for the rest of the season, not just Australia.Quote:
Originally Posted by pettersolberg29
yep, after that it will be decided if Sordo leaves or not, but i think that they might just swap both drivers next year, I mean even Hirvonen's performances this year are low for his standards
Meeke is nothing better then Sordo...
Don't think he's that much better indeed, but still Sordo simply doesn't show anything this year.
Well, tell M. Matton he's got it wrong then!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
Wait until Meeke has done the same number of WRC events in a WRCar - then make a judgement! I think Kris has only done about 12 events in a WRCar.....in a 7-8 year period.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
anyways it will be intersting to see who's where next year...if their only were more manufacturers...