Jonas Andersson has quit as Mads Østberg's co-driver and signed a deal with Even Management.
http://www.tv2.no/2015/12/02/sport/m.../rally/7735043
Mads is surprised (to say the least) and currently looking for a replacement for the 2016 season.
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Jonas Andersson has quit as Mads Østberg's co-driver and signed a deal with Even Management.
http://www.tv2.no/2015/12/02/sport/m.../rally/7735043
Mads is surprised (to say the least) and currently looking for a replacement for the 2016 season.
Wait until you see the ones from Lavadinho...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Should maybe open a chance for Emil Bergkvist as development driver there then.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
We wish... But i doubt it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micke_VOC
Also we are in the wrong forum section for these discussions
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Originally Posted by EightGear
Only for Asia-Pasific championship?
The World Motor Sport Council approved the implementation of a one-hour penalty for any missed stage except for super special stages, where a seven-minute penalty will apply in the FIA Asia-Pacific Rally Championship. This is to ensure that competitors running in all stages will always be classified of those that miss a stage.
Only 7 minute penalty in the Asia-Pasific. 1 hour for the other championships.
Here is the original text from FIA:Quote:
Originally Posted by MartijnS
http://www.fia.com/news/fia-announce...il-decisions-0
There is no mention of WRC for this change, its for Asia Pacific championship.
Makes more sense that it was for the APRC, wasn't Tidemand 45min ahead of 2nd in the last rally when Gill retired?Quote:
Originally Posted by tc10a
Only APRC as i read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartijnS
Seven minute penalty for super special stages, one hour for the other steages.
Jonas Andersson teaming up with Pontus