Did Emil's team find some sponsorship and offer him the drive or did he find some sponsorship and go shopping for a team?
Didn't Eurosport offer him some support to stay in ERC too?
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Did Emil's team find some sponsorship and offer him the drive or did he find some sponsorship and go shopping for a team?
Didn't Eurosport offer him some support to stay in ERC too?
I think he paid the money he funded but the less money you have to spend the worse quality on team you get. Donīt heard anything about ERC offering anything except his drive in Valais after ERC win.
Did you know why Maciek Szczepaniak is listed as driver and Hubert Ptaszek is listed as codriver??
It's not the first time i see that but i don't understand why.
Cause the limit of WRC2 events. With that "situation" he can participate under WRC2 running order.
So, if Suninen 1st or 2nd in Wales, champion. If 3rd or lower, Evans.
Not Exactly:Quote:
Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira
If Suninen wins, he is champion
If Suninen is 2nd and Lappi or Kopecky wins, it will depend on result of Lappi/Kopecky in Australia if they will pass Suninen or not.
If Suninen is 3th or lower, Evans is only champion if Lappi and Kopecky don't finish in the top 2. Otherwise the fight continue in Australia.
Ohhh, that's clever!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sub_Skoda
I guess it's too late to see Craig Parry's name appear as a driver...?
Yes. Too late, but some GB WRC2 competitors can help
If Suninen is 3rd, he beats Evans. Otherwise correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by dupanton
Pantealex: IMHO If Suninen is 3rd it is TIE and Evans will be champion because he was 14th in Portugal and Suninen was 16th. Am I right? Anybody?