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Love you like a brother or a son too though you are sometimes a bit outspoken! I´m serious.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
WRC 2015 standings after Corsica (driver, manufacturers, stages winners) http://planetemarcus.com/saison-wrc/
Thanks JB. Slightly strange rally but it has definitely closed up some of the standings. Okay the key positions are quite set or decided but there are a few nice battles there if you look hard enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbmarcus21
Definitely, Simmi. It's also not so much about the standings anymore as it is about momemtum for next year. Some drivers are fighting to earn their seat for next season (Meeke, Ostberg, arguably the M-Sport duo) whilst J-M Latvala fights to end the season on a good note and hopefully begin the next one on a high as a result of it.
All of this makes the WRC interesting and worthy to follow despite both the drivers' and manufacturers' championships having already been wrapped up.
The majority of the remaining drivers are looking to get some experience under their belt, and then there's Ogier, who is, well... he's Ogier. So he'll just want to win regardless of the standings. ;)
Big part of "sucess" of Chinese round will be the entry list. National cars have the FIA permition to run like MR of Argentina?
If nothing change, yes.
Jean Todt has always been a powerful bullhead, so Corse will stay in calendar.
I hope Tour de Corse stay, we need different rallies. If possible with more kms.
Paddon answers plenty of questions at twitter(some interesting answers)
https://twitter.com/HaydenPaddon
This answer definitely caught my eye - https://twitter.com/HaydenPaddon/sta...10613465309184Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
We've seen Paddon have a word about Neuville in the past. Not sure how their relationship is.