Interesting, Opel or Citroen? The dream is LanciaQuote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
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Interesting, Opel or Citroen? The dream is LanciaQuote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
If I had to guess I'd say Opel, it would be weird to see the C3 again just 5 years after they left. Besides they'll need to promote a new car that still has an ICE power-train and by the time it's 2025 the new C3 will probably be an BEV (just speculating) and not PHEV which we'll still have until 2027.Quote:
Originally Posted by manthey
Mikkelsen was saying he want to dominate every event he is doing in Rally2, but that is not really the case in Qatar. Both Ostberg and Al Attiyah are rather dominating him.:rolleyes:
Mikkelsen and Lindholm had a puncture today,so maybe they went a bit safe to dont have another puncture.
Lets see tomorrow.
Pirelli quality… Ostberg and Attiyah are both on Michelin tyres according to EwrcQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
but puncture on what stage? i see them losing lots of time on every stage basically, because of cleaning?
Very easy you have conclusions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Galev62
Nasser was starting first.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
I read about punctures at their twitter accounts.
Maybe was a slow puncture,or at the end of stage.
Al-Attiyah shows who is the boss on home soil. Props to Ostberg for a fight.
No hope for Mads, Andreas & Emil for any Rally1 drive in the future, when not able to beat Nasser. They simply are not fast enough.