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That depends on how and why ogier would lose the title. If he once again can't match the speed of the hyundais, its not due to the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Both ogier and neuville seem convinced that the toyota is the faster car, for me that's all the proof that's needed.
My money is on Tanak; he’s the best ATM. Neuville needs to improve his consistency and Ogier top gun days are over (ok, that’s a bold one...still troubled about his departure from Citroen).
me too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
What happens when Adamo has Tanak and Neuville are a couple of seconds apart on the podium near the end of the rally, Hyundai need the manufacturer points and they are both at 10 tenths. Who is he going to slow down and how will their egos handle that..?
Emn.. doesn't matter, both Hyundai drivers.. same points. Next question!Quote:
Originally Posted by Munkvy
Well, ofc they were, only a fool doesn`t find an excuse you know...they weren`t in it, they were losing = better car.Quote:
Originally Posted by denkimi
well, we're all lucky we're going to find out the truth in about 2 months.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarmop
I just intend to enjoy the '20 season, let it come.... And may the best driver/car combination wins.
Yeah, and I'm quite confident it will be a tight three-way battle for drivers title and a tight two-way battle for manufacturers. Like this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefanvv
I think he meant if Adamo orders them or one of them to slow down to avoid risk and the loss of manufacturer points. If the drivers / driver will accept it.Quote:
Originally Posted by TypeR