Solberg thing is not working for Hyundai. He is lost for another rally. Sordo would fight for the podium…
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Solberg thing is not working for Hyundai. He is lost for another rally. Sordo would fight for the podium…
Not much sense to send Sordo in a fast gravel event; he would be at best 6th tonight (and maybe worse considering how much time he didn’t drive on fast gravel). Belgium could be more an acceptable bet but clearly not a gift when we see what happened last year to drivers with no experience there.Quote:
Originally Posted by bomber21
Not saying promoting Solberg was a good idea but clearly, if you don’t put him here, you won’t put him anywhere.
Solberg would have benefitted from another full season in WRC2 imhoQuote:
Originally Posted by Danny0405
Or two... Even his driving style is wrong, slow and hard on the tyres. The gamble to get two Rovanperäs in the championship backfired big time.Quote:
Originally Posted by COD
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nice clip with Evans
https://twitter.com/autosport/status...16871432712192
https://i.imgur.com/C678kAr.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by jiipee64
ANY DREAM WILL DOOOOOO
Jari Hüttünen was phenomenal once again yesterday in WRC2. He is such a young and promising talent! Everyone in Finland is speaking about him. In 2030’s he will win WRC2 Title. And after Rovanperä era in 2020’s to 2030’s, Huttunen will be there in 2040’s to clean the table in WRC.
Not sure about a podium as Sordo never excelled in these types of rallies however if any of the Hyundais fail, which we’ve seen happen he would be the one to pick up the pieces which is more than can be said about Solberg Jr.Quote:
Originally Posted by bomber21
Wow Ott totally on another level so far compared to others on our place
Tanak said their were late on service and have to work on brakes.. Hopefully they just didn't have time to touch them, not being late to TC..
Evans still 1.4 faster, can't beat these Toyotas with Hyundai