Sure...you only need to change engine, drive train, suspension and diffs and you got yourself a winner... :dozey:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
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Sure...you only need to change engine, drive train, suspension and diffs and you got yourself a winner... :dozey:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
change of driver would not hurt either.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonJippo
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Originally Posted by Sulland
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Maybe they will set up Norway WRT or Solberg WRT and drive as a team ? :eek:
That's nice but the Fabia couldn't win in WRC, not unless Ford and Citroen are about to quit too... But when it was set up and driven properly it was a decent car and would still be capable of points these days probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
But this is also about driving style and getting the car to work for you. If Henning Likes the Fabia or the 307 better than the Focus, then he can get closer to the edge of the car, and drive faster than in a car you do not get the best out of ! It is also about feel and trust for the car, not only development.Quote:
Originally Posted by RS
Agree RS ?
Yes, I do agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sulland
Henning doesn't seem to have got along with the Focus very well at all. I'm not sure it suits the style of a lot of drivers. Galli was also a disappointment in the Focus and Duval did not seem to get on with it all that well either.
It would certainly be interesting to see Henning in a 307 or even a Fabia next year :)
Malcom wouldn't let them come close to the M1 cars. If they got good settings it would suddenly be changed or the "We had to change your rear diff, but we had none with the spec you wanted" way. Then is better to do the Mikkelsen or Adapta solution. By out the cars and test and develop them in a different teamQuote:
Originally Posted by RS
M-Sport customer cars are "way different" to the factory cars. Also they run the team as a support function to the BP cars. I hope if Petter gets an M-Sport car it will be a proper factory car. When Marcus was at Ford he would speak Swedish to Henning (a language understood by both of them) and he would help more than the team. I get the impression Henning doesn't want to top up the Wilson family finances any more.
I dont think Henning thinks to much about the money, but if we read btw the lines in reports during and after rallies this year, a lot of strange things happened to the car, and some times without him asking for change, and when he asked -- the settings went in a different direction than planned.Quote:
Originally Posted by MJW
I think it has to do with trust - and that need to go both ways !!!