Still feel for Evans.
Sliding off in low speed, and knowing what just happenend.
It is always good with a new World Champion, instead of one taking his 7th.
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Still feel for Evans.
Sliding off in low speed, and knowing what just happenend.
It is always good with a new World Champion, instead of one taking his 7th.
Agree, but what was this talk that he was the 'underdog'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
Good job by Ogier, I think he deserves the title. He didn't make any big mistakes this season and his only retirement was due to technical failure. I'm no fan of him, but I'm glad he won this year, better luck next year for Evans, Neuville and Tanak as well. Hopefully next season is better than this one, with more rounds, less cancellations and less circuit stages.
Which talk?Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Agree, but the one considering it less valuable was Ogier, when Evans was still the main favourite https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...-less/4919034/Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Valued or not, it was taken by Ogier without being number 1 in the team and without teamorders. Haven't been always the case.
Full credit to Ogier, he finds himself in these situations and always makes the most of it. Can't help but feel Evans missed somewhat of an open goal here, will be interesting to see how he responds next year.
Sorry, i didn't mean you.. Mad's end of stage comment:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mirek
*(21 - Østberg Mads / Eriksen Torstein):*t's unbelievable. I am really happy - such a difficult weekend with so many ups and downs all through the year. We have won the championship as the underdogs and we have developed the car through the year - just an amazing job by the team to get to where we are now.
It says om ewrc-results that Munster managed to roll om PS.