Yes but I have yet to see him be both fast and consistent for a space of three consecutive rallies. He was consistent in Sweden but finished over a minute behind his teammate.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCfan
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Yes but I have yet to see him be both fast and consistent for a space of three consecutive rallies. He was consistent in Sweden but finished over a minute behind his teammate.Quote:
Originally Posted by WRCfan
It was a good result in Sweden for him but I am still surprised that he didn't go off at some point considering the way he way driving, just the same as I watched him last year. If he could stop going sideways so much, then he would be a heck of a lot faster and probably mless likely to have accidents.
I am still undecided but it will be a good season for him (though I bet he will be frustrated) but tat's how it is and Mikko shows that by improving slowly as long as you mainly keep out of trouble then you can reach the level that nobody else can. Mikko must be champion this year.
Seems like he's still driving by eyes (so-called rally-raid style), not by ears (using pace-notes to their full efficiency)...Quote:
Originally Posted by J4MIE
He's driving from "outside" and that's why he's crashing so much..
How can someone drive from the 'outside'?
A steady but somewhat slow drive for JML in Mexico, prehaps Jordan will bring him some speed.
He can do it quicker but not allowed. In almost all interview he mentione his rule in the team. It's paintfull for him it's very clear, the guy was born to fight for winQuote:
Originally Posted by Langdale Forest
Latvala were fastest Ford and did what he should do, Ford is still leading manu championship
Sordo were the "Latvala" of Mexico
Latvala beat Mikko in 10 of the 21 rallies and was ahead of him overall right untill SS21.
It's a sad situation for Latvala, but Malcolm Wilson can apply team orders if he wishes to.