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Would tend to agree with you Andy, but difficult to compare. Cronin has always been on a limited budget and therefore is unable to gain as much international experience and experience in different cars/classes as Breen has done.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
I think Cronin has only done two events in S2000 (Punto and Proton) but with his odd French outing as well he's getting there. Not sure he has proven himself for greater things just yet.
Tom, what happened Greer with his tyres?
Keith Cronin was very good in Barum rally 2010 despite the crash! It's not easy event for newcomers but he was one of those few who were fast right from the start even in Proton.
Pryce takes the lead from Cave after SS5 :bounce:
Cave has one stage left to go to reduce his 8"8 gap now ;)
According to RallyBRC website he had problems with a rear tyres studs at the end of SS1, forcing him to stop :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157
CAN'T BELIEVE MY EYES !!!!! Cave and Pryce both winners of the Yorkshire Rally after SS6(same overall time) :eek: :eek:
What do regulations say about his? :P Cave has more fastest SS times (4 vs. 2).Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
I think Tom Cave is winner indeed ;)
And Keith Cronin is BRC + CRT UK champion :bounce:
Think Tom wins on Stage1 countback, by 0.1 of a second.
Keith wins his 3rd BRC, but not the Citroen UK Trophy & €10,000 prize, which I think goes to Tom.
Just back in sunny Kent after my w/e oop north. Very noticeable how cautious Cronin was on the Dalby night stage -first on the road in the dark is first to find a problem and going out due to a 'silly' would have been daft. On Saturday he was little different (visibly) to Cave and Price. Very sad to only see 12 cars in the last round of the premier GB series, at least all 12 were on it.
Now all we need to do is convince JML to bring his Mk II to the RAC and go hth with Banner ;)
How so in your opinion should or could Cronin prove himself for greater things ?Quote:
Originally Posted by noel157