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Which as we have seen, has happened to the WRC. What is good for the sport, and what is good for the Manufacturers aren't always the same. The Manufacturers have 'run' the sport the last 10+ years.....and look we're we are.Quote:
Originally Posted by BDunnell
Yes, where are we? 3 1/2 Manufacturers involved, 2 more likely to join in the next 2 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
I don't blame the Manufacturers - clearly the technical specs are attractive enough. I blame the FIA for failing to allow the sport to break free of their internal political shambles and truly be allowed to grow and prosper.
The future? What future?
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CART is an even more classic example.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyRAC
What does that mean? Who would run it? If you mean the manufacturers, this would be disastrous — the end of all hopes of making the sport affordable enough for non-works entrants to afford the top machinery, and leaving a sport prone to outright death when one or two of those manufacturers, as they always do, decide to drop out.Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
What didnt you agree with here:
"The FIA is putting private drivers in a scenario that hurts private drivers. Other championships try to promote all the competitors but here they put everything in favour of the factory guys."
or its just that you are yet another one here who has posters of loeb all around his bed
Maybe this idea with weight balast for last winner isn't that bad.
LOL...Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
who cares what a chinless 40 year old nobody thinks ??? Maybe we should allow drivers in the WRC to replay each corner 100 times until they get it right also like he does on those retarded drift videos for 12 year olds he produces....
I heard Christiano Ronaldo has to play with a backpack full of potatoes in the semi-finals next week because he scores to much. It's not fair to amateur nobodies like us that Ronaldo gets all the attention. Of course he is the best, it's because he can commit himself 24/7 to football while the rest of us have regular jobs. Football needs more performance ballast so all the amateur losers can feel good about themselves too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis