Nice to see Ogier back at citroen to close his career as the second most successful rally driver in history.
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Nice to see Ogier back at citroen to close his career as the second most successful rally driver in history.
can't agree more... Ogier back at citroen so he can lose more titles to better drivers like he did before when he was there...Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Autosport:
"Ogier's move back to Citroen had been expected as it became increasingly clear that Ford's level of manufacturer backing and financial input to M-Sport was not sufficient to keep him in a Fiesta WRC for a third season."
Disappointing if this is true.
Both Wilson and Ogier said this a few rallys back, so what is there not to believe. Otherwise another typical D. Evans' article, based on his own thoughts and what is obvious.
The worst hidden secret finally out!
Great news but at the same time feeling sad for m-sport.
I guess lappi stays in Toyota then ?
I just dreamed an asphalt rally,with c3 driven by Loeb,Ogier and Meeke.
To make the dream better,Boudar saying that who will be first at the end of day 2,will be the choosen for the championship.
I don't think it's decided yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Well, makes sense. Estonians and Finns are very slow decidingQuote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
The most interesting line today isn't the obvious Ogier to Citroen deal, it's the Meeke edging towards Toyota bit that interests me. I get that he made a bad job of it with Citroen, but I think any true rally fan would like to see him fighting for wins amongst the other top drivers. And just maybe the Toyota allows him to drive without throwing it up the road all the time.
https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/1...ter-ogier-exit
He was the first to say this move would happen in authoritative fashion, which then helps make it 'obvious' later down the line.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarmop
His interview with Wilson also ties down Suninen too.