He lost his hunger I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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He lost his hunger I think.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Korhonen takes Rally2 victory, Suninen second and Joona third
It's ironic that Neuville has been there all along, everything has been built around him and yet he now has the worst struggles with the car.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
If he continues like this I can see him retiring and Hyundai (if they stay) giving the Rally2 car to Paddon (who won ERC x2 with it) .
Very solid rally by Jon Armstrong showing good pace and quick learning how to adjust and apply improvements to the car.
He's been a top driver for years, he could probably have managed a move to Toyota at some point if he wanted, but he didn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
I did once look up where Neuville lived, and it was about a two hour drive from Hyundai according to Google Maps. Maybe that's it.
What are the chances he will move to Prospeed since the team is belgian and they building WRC27 car and Hyundai won't.
Not a bad time on powerstage for an almost retired man:D
Even not bad at all, winning the powerstage
I dont see that Porsche/Skoda mash-up with village-team aero being any more competitive vs a factory Toyota (or even the existing Rally2 cars).Quote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
Hyundai finally comes alive with the last stage
Or they just have better tires than Toyota drivers
Sad for Taka, what the hell happened yesterday morning.