It sounds like he does have something lined up.
And I'm surprised that if he does have a 2017 drive, whoever it's with cant find him a WRC car for his home event...
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It sounds like he does have something lined up.
And I'm surprised that if he does have a 2017 drive, whoever it's with cant find him a WRC car for his home event...
Big shame for Evans!
Anyway one day of work left before we head up to Wales on Thursday. Current stage plan is Dyfnant, Gartheniog and Alwen. Can't wait!
Colin Clark tweets re Evans
Impromptu thoughts from my Kitchen Table - outrageous driver speculation (again) from me. Views please! Video here https://t.co/rdoMjhfgp4
Clark was a bit slower than us on this one...Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Btw, no forecast from the forum Weatherman?
Argh, having car problems that might cause me to miss Shakedown, hopefully can sort before the weekend. Cancelled all my hotel rooms just in case, but I can sleep in the car (if it works!)...
By the way, I have two tickets to the Cholmondeley stage if anyone knows anyone who would want to make a day of it? I won them in a competition but I'll be at Dyfi or Gartheinog so no use to me.
Pity no Evans, but expected; seemingly few other withdrawals. Interesting that he's recceing with Barritt instead of Parry.
I'm not sure it is necessarly with Toyota, it could also be a M-Sport part-time program as Ostberg's father told Mads could only have a part-time program (especially when it Gomes to tarmac rallye).Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
On the other hand, I don't believe in the D-Mack team for next year because I don't see how M-sport could be able to build 5 cars (3 MSport + 2 DMack) for Monte-Carlo when we see that Citroën is not able to make 3 cars for Monte-Carlo.
I think it should have been décidée way before to create a D-Mack team for next year.
I do think that is the most probable reason for not starting his home rally!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Anyone else worried about overcrowding on Saturday? Just realised there are only two proper 2-pass stages open to spectators on the busiest day, neither of which has amazing access.
First post on the site so be gentle with me and sorry if this has already been answered. Unfortunately some idiot (that would be me then) booked to go away on holiday on Saturday, so my only bit of (in)action will be in Colwyn Bay tomorrow evening. Does anyone know parking is like for Eirias Park? Is there anything official or just a case of find a bit of empty kerb yourself?
Why don't you come to Chester on Friday night for around 18.30 hours? Much closer to you and the same opportunities as par verrucas offers ...Quote:
Originally Posted by SeanLXIV