"See you very soon my friends in Wales" is what he says, so probably skipping only Turkey, not goodbye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
(but he has done all his 7 WRC2 starts)
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"See you very soon my friends in Wales" is what he says, so probably skipping only Turkey, not goodbye.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
(but he has done all his 7 WRC2 starts)
Wales with Yaris WRC?
Näin Valtteri Bottas viettää F1-sarjan kesätaukoa – testaa taas ralliautoa https://www.is.fi/formula1/art-2000006198761.html
Valtteri Bottas to test Ford (though the story does not specify whether it's WRC or R5) next week in Germany.
My interpretation is that it's his last R5 rally with the team. He's set to do Germany and Spain in the Yaris WRC, and most likely next year no more R5 starts..Quote:
Originally Posted by tommeke_B
IMO he will be back (down) to R5 Toyota as soon as they make it.
I say they’ll rather send him back home if he hasn’t become a world class driver by that timeQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
I was thinking about Arai (father) in Subaru. He got some WRC starts and wasn't quite fast to fight for wins there, so got dropped back to PWRC where he was fighting for podiums for quite long.
I suspect that if he does not impress anyone driving yaris , he will end up competing in national rallies back home. Toyoda just wanted Japanese driver in TGR, but imo Katsuta is not it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
Do they have better option?Quote:
Originally Posted by able1
Most certainly it's Katsuta or nothing. They don't have time to waste another 3-4 years to develop "Katsuta II".Quote:
Originally Posted by able1
Btw, I think Katsuta will do better in Yaris WRC than most think.