please, no! toyota gotta stop wasting this good seat in this championshipQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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please, no! toyota gotta stop wasting this good seat in this championshipQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
If Kalle wouldn't retire, it's possible that Solberg could take his seat, but I think now he is not in danger. At least for another year.Quote:
Originally Posted by saco0o
Didn’t you just describe RallyLegend?Quote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
That era of WRC cars would never beat a Rally1 car. They'd be somewhere between Rally2 and Rally3 pace.Quote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
So there’s one Estonian indeed joining Toyota and it’s our young talent Jaspar Vaher who is joining the youth program.
Rough translate from finnish media:Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Finnish top rallying is experiencing setbacks at both the top and bottom. Toyota's Kalle Rovanperä announced that he would switch to rallying in formula one, and now Finnish promises have been ignored by the Japanese manufacturer's young driver training program.
According to information from Vauhtin Maailma, Toyota Gazoo WRT has selected Estonian Jaspar Vaher for its young driver training program. In practice, Toyota is helping Vaher advance in the lower classes of rallying.
18-year-old Vaher is the first non-Japanese driver in Toyota's junior program. Toyota tested young drivers in Europe, and there were also Finnish candidates. The Estonian beat out all the promising Finnish drivers in the selection, including Tuukka Kauppinen, who competed with Vaher in the European Junior Championship, where Vaher was fourth and Kauppinen fifth.
In the Italian championship, Vaher achieved better results than Kauppinen. Both drove Lancias for the MS Munaretto team.
Vaher's selection was announced in connection with the World Rally Championship in Japan.
Some reports coming from here and there that Tänak has had talks with Latvala
One of this rumor comes from Andrea Gambardella (wrctvitaly on IG) and another interesting bit from his post is that Fourmaux has exercised his contract renewal clause and will drive for Hyundai in 2026. Which is not a surprise but just haven't seen this info.
One for assumes it was Hyundai's option, not his. Their decision...Quote:
Originally Posted by flat_right
Lets face it, where else does ha have to go, and get paid OK?