Time for him to cut his losses; if it's not one thing, it's another. Been a poor year for him because of the team/ car.
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Time for him to cut his losses; if it's not one thing, it's another. Been a poor year for him because of the team/ car.
Why not Citroën Rally Academy with PH Sport, team with loads of experience. I say Citroën because I think PH Sport is a bit obliged to run Citroëns (although they rent out 208's R2's and 207's S2000) or am I wrong?
I'm 99% sure, that already before the rally Breen said it was going to be his last rally with Peugeot Rally Academy.Quote:
Originally Posted by mousti
Here is how Delecour hit a house in a village:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yto6WeVQnCs
Now we can answer this question. Lets sum it up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
- Craig Breen (Sainteloc) - finished second due to a mistake of Sainteloc team
- Bryan Bouffier (ROMO Motorsport) - hit a wall and lost a wheel
- Bruno Magalhães (Delta Rally) - finished 14th after many problems with his Pug (brakes, transmission, etc.)
- Jonathan Hirschi (HTZ Rally Team) - crashed on SS13
- Emil Bergkvist (Sainteloc) - after a problem-free rally he finished in a very good 4th position
Another bad rally for Peugeot. Even without Kajto Ford wins again!
It was overal a very good season for Ford. Do you know it is the first time since 1994 when Ford wins European Rally Championship? Over 20 years after Patrick Snijers and his Bastos Ford Escort RS Cosworth.
Would you like to jump? ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qU9MXySUMXo
Comment on each car above.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarek Z
So 1 of 5 was car error, not so bad in my book!
Car error.... hummm... considering that he hit a bridge prior to the problems... I don't know if it counts as car error!