Read more carefully what i´ve written.i just say an opinion an you give an irrelevant answer.
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Read more carefully what i´ve written.i just say an opinion an you give an irrelevant answer.
No worries, not an answer, just an additional remark, piece on earth
I think he was doing well on the twisty roads in alsace. Of course if there is lot of snow and ice, it'll be far more difficult for the RGT with large tyresQuote:
Originally Posted by nafpaktos
OkQuote:
Originally Posted by Ounin
Looks like things may have complicated for Lotos and Kubica... I heared that he may do Monte and Janner with this italian team A-style.....
Still waiting maybe for some info today
I think a realistic move would be to move him into ERC, winning a lesser championship is still important. His skills are do not belong in the big league but i think he could be a serious contender for the ERC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quad
That's the question; who is qualified enough to drive WRC and who has to stick with ERC...maybe vice versa...you've got yourself a new thread here. Who is the judge.
I think he should have stayed there in the first place for a year or two before trying a World Rally Car. He tried to run before he could walk, like Raikkonen. I can't think of an example where that has worked. Even the 2 Sebs came through the support categories.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
I think this season shown, that Robert is not qualified enough to drive WRC...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ounin
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Originally Posted by PLuto
And I think you are not the one to judge is he qualified to drive in WRC or not. He won stages and showed big pace, and you are saying that he has no skills. Gosh... He lacks experience and that's reality but driving skills and speed are there.