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He seems to have made peace with he fact that the car is shit and he can't compete. Honestly, that's a better mindset than getting pissed about things out of your control. At least from a mental health aspect.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
By now he must have had enough time to asses the potential of that car and i bet there isn't any
However, so far this year he had one win and one 2nd i WRC...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kras
I was wondering how long will Solberg last.... almost made it at the end of the day...
He has a decent win, a 2nd place he managed by driving carefully and waiting for others to have problems. Other than that he has a 5th, 9th, 4th and 35th place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
Hes an extremely fast driver and yet he has so few stage wins
stage wins:
Kalle 30 in 6 starts
Ogier 24 in 4 starts
Neuville 22 in 6 starts
Tanak 11 in 6 starts
The car is slow as shit and breaks without even being pushed. It's an embarrassment
no wonder from solberg, why he still run so fast with huge big gap from wrc2 guys,now game over
Yes indeed, Tanak without speed this time, Loubet without speed as usual. Isn't it a great chance for the other Ford drivers - Serderidis and Vassilakis - to turn things around for Ford? If not now then when?!Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Maybe gaining enough advantage in case of retirement ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna
Are you new to rallying? In WRC2 category drivers can score points in 7 rounds only. But Solberg has such a big budget that he can compete in many more rounds. He actually competes in almost every rally. But he can score WRC2 points in only 7 of them. Safari is not a nominated rally for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1988senna