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is that irony?Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Congrats to Ogier for a well deserved win.No mistakes at difficult conditions,at a rally with a lot of stress.
Big difference from rest drivers.No good for the championship.
i really cant find any good drive from all the rest works drivers.
How can a driver having taken four stagewins not belong to WRC? Just tell me.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
VW gets payback for all investments in WRC.
Thats what I said!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
No... i think he improved a lot and managed to be faster than the others, he did not try to win an event he could not and did the best he could do.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Nice eye opener this rally.
Citroen can destroy a VW with Loeb onboard.
Robert Kubica shows awesome speed with a non factory car which will certainly not have the speed of a VW.
Stage wins mean nothing especially in an event so unpredicatble... kubica belongs in some track sport... or at his home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
for his standarts its ok,but for world champion standarts is not enough, IF he wants to be a champion.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
After so many years at wrc and works teams, i was waiting better pace.
Wrong line up choice for this rally from Citroen. Ostberg is a better 2. team driver than Meeke
You got it all wrong. They should have Kubica and Prokop. One does publicity and the other brings the car home.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sch17
But on a serious note. Isn't there some kind of a rule that makes changing the number one driver of the team a bit complicated? And Mr. Loeb was the 2nd Citroen driver on this event, not Meeke ;)