Ogier to CitroenQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
Latvala to Toyota
Mikkelsen to Hyundai
That would be my guess anyway.
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Ogier to CitroenQuote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
Latvala to Toyota
Mikkelsen to Hyundai
That would be my guess anyway.
Citroen are full. and not bringing a 3rd car online till a few events. Hyundai haven't they completed there driver line up as well.
Only Ford and Toyota with seats I reckon ]
Steve
Hyundai is the only team with deep enought pockets, Ogier would never get involved with Toyota and I think Citroen is set for next year. Interesting couple of months ahead.
My guess is that VW will normally continue in WRC...
They're out. I'm sure they're probably just waiting to tell staff in a more compassionate way than a press release - and they were no doubt travelling yesterday on the way home from Wales, and possibly having a day off today.Quote:
Originally Posted by PLuto
All that VW withdrawal is just end of season banter by the british journalists who are bantermasters of nothingness.
nothing will happen tot he VW program.
are you joking, or just completely unfamiliar with the wrc?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mintexmemory
Volkswagen will end its World Rally Championship (WRC) programme at the end of this season, Autocar can exclusively reveal.
In a meeting held in Wolfsburg on Tuesday morning, the German car maker’s board vowed to retain the 200 employees at its Volkswagen Motorsport division, with plans for them to focus on the VW Golf TCR customer car and other motorsport programmes within the Volkswagen Group, possibly including Skoda's rally programme.
An official statement confirming the end to Volkswagen’s WRC involvement is set to be made on Wednesday, after affected staff have been told of the decision.
“The priority is to advise our employees of the plans first,” a senior source revealed. “We will then make the decision to pull out of the WRC public. Until then, there will be nothing official.”
Despite developing an all-new Polo WRC to 2017 WRC regulations, Volkswagen does not intend to provide it to customer teams.
"The costs involved in developing the 2017 car will be absorbed into the existing R&D budget. There are no plans to offer it through a customer programme. It will be mothballed," Autocar's source revealed.
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And once again, you're shown to have not the slightest clue of what you're talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
In my opinion, looking at the results this season, Hyundai has no interest to hire an other driver than Ogier. However, as they have yet made a huge effort for Neuville, I do not think they will be able to sign Ogier and fire Sordo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arwel Davies
Citroën is the best choice for Ogier (and Lefebvre could be sacrifice by the management as Ogier is French) but has Ogier forgiven to Citroën?
Or maybe he Will take a year out of WRC?
About Latvala and Mikkelsen, the market will be complicated as they Will have to wait Ogier's décision (no team Will make Them an offer before I think)