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If he could get Tanak it might be possible (from 2021), but he won't get him in nearest future imo.Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud
Will be interesting to see how Neuville approaches Spain and later Australia. Adamo will want him to take it steady instead of all-out maximum risk push, not sure how much Neuville agrees on that.
Note that so far this year Neuville took 154 points for the team, Tanak did 201, yet Hyundai leads the championship.
Who knows, maybe Neuville is already feeling that his WDC chances are gone and it’s now time to play for the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
He made a point of making it absolutely clear he wasn't happy with Mikkelsen and especially Breen - in an Adamo type of way.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet
In this world, they are not gone before they are GONE. Mathematically gone. Till that, there is fight for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Question1:"What do you think of Andreas's performance this weekend?"Quote:
Originally Posted by er88
Answer:"(a few secs of "meh" grin ) Let, me say it this way, thanks to his points we are still leading the championship"
Question2:"Did you enjoy Craig beeing an addition to your team?"
Answer: "No, cause if someone crash I hardly enjoy".
Video: https://sport.err.ee/989188/sapine-h...ud-veel-raskem (site is in estonian, but for video it does not matter). Hopefully it's not geo(b)lockedQuote:
Originally Posted by mknight
If Hyundai's '3rd' driver was all the same guy they would be 3rd, 4th and 5th in the standings.
What?Quote:
Originally Posted by monsieur moustache
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I guess if he means if you add the points that the 3rd car have taken regardless of the drivers, then Hyundai would've had 3rd, 4th and 5th in WDC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katvala
Neuville's time is far from up, but what's for sure is that he blew his biggest chance at becoming champion in 2017, and I don't think he'll get that close, that easily, ever again.Quote:
Originally Posted by skarderud