Pointless stats, let's not forget when seb took over from kennard that paddon had been driving a hyundai for years, people cant ignore this was meekes first year in a toyota.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Pointless stats, let's not forget when seb took over from kennard that paddon had been driving a hyundai for years, people cant ignore this was meekes first year in a toyota.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
im so sorry man that i upset youQuote:
Originally Posted by go mads
i guess we should give Meeke couple more years again to prove himself.
I have a feeling we won't see a lot of Paddon or Meeke in the future WRC events.Quote:
Originally Posted by go mads
😂😂 not upset me, I would give him an extra year yes, as he has, unlike others regularly shown rally winning pace. I also get the argument he makes to many mistakes, so we'll see what happens, think a part programme is the best he can hope for though. We will seeQuote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
That’s why I said couple of years because next year you will also say we should give him another year ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by go mads
Yea, if he wasn't so quick and 'nearly' there, you could laugh.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Did somebody do that stat? Take top 3 out of championship and Meeke wins title? Even with all the issues he had...and he should have could easily had 3 to 4 more podiums.
Maybe he'll be there in 2020, maybe he will not, but it's one less driver cabable of winning rallys.. and that will be everyones loss.
Then only because some did partial seasons...
If I'm not mistaken Mikkelsen did better anyway than Meeke.
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And Evans, both with partial seasonsQuote:
Originally Posted by cali
Whilst never looking like winning an event on pace, if your happy to have guys drive for points then Evans,mikkelsen,paddon,ostberg etc are the way to go, if you want someone to challenge the big 3 on pace then meeke needs a seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL