Wow you do talk some rubbish. Thiry was never really a winner, Duval can only win when Loeb crashes and Atkinson didn't have a lot of time with Prevot....Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
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Wow you do talk some rubbish. Thiry was never really a winner, Duval can only win when Loeb crashes and Atkinson didn't have a lot of time with Prevot....Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
Only statistic and not rubish.. I forgot to say also for Sarrazin.. :)
I hope Mäkinen take Atkinson into his project, together with Ketomaa they would make a good team, meanwhile Chris needs to compete too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
Would be good :) I'm not a talent coach or anything but Atkinson has always impressed me apart from that period where he crashed a lot in the Subaru. If only they hadn't lumbered him with that useless codriver.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Tomi
You're useless.. 32300 posts.. xd
Crashing means only that the guy is trying :) , I'm sure they consider him seriously, because in Aus there is a big Subaru market, also Chris is familiar with Mäkinens team, Hagström & Lindström did drive his frontcar. And when Kimi goes back to F1, Lindström would be available to co-drive.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
Besides Atkinson is the only one out there without a contract that would be a clever choise for first driver.
I agree.. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tomi
Sarrazin was a tarmac specialist really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barreis
The idea of Chris in Makinen's team is fantastic, but I thought Tomi's organisation was purely Group N cars? and surely Chris deserves to be in a WRCar (money permitting of course).
On a side note, I wonder if Chris is back in Australia now? For a while there after Subaru's withdrawal he was still living in Monte Carlo, wasnt he?
No offense intended Daniel but Glenn Macneall is not a useless co-driver. He has enjoyed alot of success in the Asia Pacific region & on a World level with Toshi Arai. The problem was very simular to that of Duval & Prevot in the Citroen, they stopped trusting each other & when that happens it gets very painful. IMHO Chris' ego grew a little to much & he thought he deserved better than a "local" (ie: Australian) co-driver and the issues grew from their.Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniel
After saying all of that I do believe Chris is a serious talent & with a little guidance could be very successful.