But WRC have an entrylist to fill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Well, the crisis to me is that suddenly there´s not enough seats for all the 10-15 drivers fast enough for top five places, if you understand what I mean?
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But WRC have an entrylist to fill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rally Power
Well, the crisis to me is that suddenly there´s not enough seats for all the 10-15 drivers fast enough for top five places, if you understand what I mean?
That's even worse than the first concept...Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
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Way too much redbull...
RedBull is not TGR´s biggest/main sponsor.
So, who is a safe pair of hands, who likes to throw the car at the scenery, what cars are more reliable. Here is a list of dnf's for the factory drivers this year. Does not include rally2, feel free to edit and add.
Ott Tanak, Toyota - 0 dnf's
Seb Ogier, Citroen - 0 dnf's
Dani Sordo, Hyundai - 0 dnf's
Pontus Tidemand, M-Sport - 0 dnf's
Craig Breen, Hyundai - 0 dnf's
Takamoto Katsuta - 0 dnf's
Thiery Neuville, Hyundai - 1 dnf
Jari-Matti Latvala, Toyota - 1 dnf
Seb Loeb, Hyundai - 1 dnf
Kris Meeke, Toyota - 2 dnf's
Teemu Sunninen, M-Sport - 2 dnf's
Andreas Mikkelsen, Hyundai - 2 dnf's
Elfyn Evans, M-Sport - 2 dnf's
Gus Greensmith, M-Sport - 2 dnf's
Esapekka Lappi, Citroen - 4 dnf's
Toyota - 3 dnf's
Hyundai - 4 dnf's
Citroen - 4 dnf's
M-Sport - 6 dnf's
Rally 2 finishes inserted below
Drivers split into 2 groups part and full season drivers
DNF + Rally 2 finishes added together to determine order now listed in
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Originally Posted by Norm75
Oh my Jari Matti...
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Stopped reading this list after the first line, craig breen 0 dnfs, so you would think as the original list states he doesn't throw cars into the scenery? Anyone remember myherin on rally gb?Quote:
Originally Posted by KiwiWRCfan
Lists like this are unfair and pointless
Breen has bent his fair share of metal in the past...
It's certainly not a definitive list, your right. Unfair, maybe a little as a dnf maybe car reliability related rather than driver error. Pointless, maybe that's a little too far. I think it's quite interesting to see the facts written in black and white, we sometimes see things a little unfairly against drivers we perceive to crash all the time when the reality may not be quite so bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by go mads
Anyway, dorna have released the crash statistics in all MotoGP classes (as they do every year) so I just thought it might be a bit of fun to do the same for this seasons wrc drivers. It's there to take as you wish.
https://youtu.be/3fT-YqBqAlc
Ogier testing for Monte and car preparing. I have to say he looks pretty fast! :D
hahaha,these boys really have too much spare time!!
lolol...that was some good comic relief for lunchQuote:
Originally Posted by AnttiL
wrc needs this kind of a program at youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xoCNmLiJUgM
Mads Østberg shared some movie from the HQ of Citröen Norway today, maybe doesn't mean a thing.
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Can´t even find out what brand...Quote:
Originally Posted by eib1
Evo X and it happened 9 years agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=...&v=0L--LpjQ4lk
Trying to get sponsorship from Citroen Norway to run a program... Longshot, but he's trying
If it will be one year only why not. The teams will pay attention if he will be in the mix of other drivers, with ''C3''. Those who will not drive next year will have worse position on driver market for 2021 season than him, except if he will do really bad.
This one definitely belongs under Rally discussion and bar talk"
A Spaniard and an Estonian walked into a German bar, soon they were joined by a Italian.
The role Dani Sordo played in Ott Tanak moving to Hyudai
https://www.marca.com/motor/rallies/...b2b8b45f3.html
Sordo is very close friend with Tänak and that connection wouldnt suprise me at all. Last season we all remember that comment when Tänak prefered Sordo as his teammate over Meeke.
from google translate i understand that Ogier asked for a seat at hyundai and Adamo refused?Quote:
Originally Posted by KiwiWRCfan
His most coveted piece for the 2020 World Cup, after having refused the glove that the Ogier himself threw at mid-year.
thats how i also understand but the translation is actually so shitQuote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
can some spanish speaking guys make better one please?
Even for spanish speaking guys this article may be hard to understand as some parts sound a bit incredible and shouldn’t be taken literally, especially the 'Ogier throwing down the glove to Adamo' one (probably just a joke between them during Rally Germany).Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Anyway, maybe Sordo influence was actually important for Tanak move but more than their casual meeting with Adamo it’s interesting to note that Martin apparently talked to Adamo during Finland and Tanak managed to test the i20 before Wales.
Lots of material to include on Tanak movie, part 2…
PSA and FCA have fully merged 50-50. There is Peugeot, Citroen, Opel, Fiat and Lancia now under the same roof gaining a lot of money and none of that rich history will be in WRC.
Guys Merry Christmas and happy the new year!!
https://twitter.com/Bertieschip/stat...59052331319296
Possibly Tanak takes No. 8 again on 1 and will have time to take it, he has plenty of time and knows that it is ..
Happy Holidays everyone!
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is that Mannisenmaki or Harjanne co driving?Quote:
Originally Posted by EstWRC
Merry Christmas!
23/12/2019 15:10 - Kevin Muñoz ''Autohebdosport''
Tänak renuncia al '1' de campeón (Renuncia ademas por respeto a su amigo Ogier),,clase especial como su pilotaje..Nº 8 = Number One...
https://www.autohebdosport.es/wrc/ta...ncia-1-campeon
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Not sure if this is the best place to post, but this is something special:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDxt7a7Zov8
Any place is good for the random Vatanen post :)
The video is something special, but so is the guy himself. A deeply religious man - something you don't come across that often in rallying I guess - from Tuupovaara which is not traditionally the place for future rally legends to grow (though the roads are fantastic there). Ari's against the odds story is just amazing, from a child who lost his father at an early age in a car accident to conquer the rally world and being elected to the European Parliament (in France!).
that is an entertaining and inspirational video on so many levels.Quote:
Originally Posted by T16
thanks for posting
Another superb vid by the same chap who made the Vatanen one.
He's definitely good at putting them together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpzOf4-6GoE
He's a forum user hereQuote:
Originally Posted by T16
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AnttiL?
No no no, AnttiK7 or smthQuote:
Originally Posted by T16
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Legendary video maker, but a bit of a stickler for the observation of road traffic laws, IIRC... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by cali
That's the guy :DQuote:
Originally Posted by the sniper
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