rumors at French site said that Nicolas Klinger will be Camillis new co driver.
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rumors at French site said that Nicolas Klinger will be Camillis new co driver.
That's good news for afterparties I think :)
I think continued WRC failure will actually be detrimental to M-Sport and they now have to improve their results.Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
There is a chance they will be third in manufacturers classification in 2016 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
Okay man if you say so. Welcome to the forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoName
Someone here who can give us Camilli records. Wins? Where and when?
Ewrc is your friendQuote:
Originally Posted by Rallyper
http://www.ewrc-results.com/profile....t=Eric-Camilli
Anyone know what he was doing 2010-2012? Studies?
What I find funny about the whole thing (this is not directed at you Rallyper) is that Wilson would get criticized either way. If he'd kept Evans he'd have been slated for doing so. By going for another young talent he's also been called crazy. He can't really win.
I didn't notice it at first, but Eric is 28, so not that young, I'd say.
And? Rally is not football. Sebastien Loeb with 30s was not the best of the best?
That's Wilson major achievement and the reason why he deserves huge respect from the rally world!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimviii
Because of his management abilities he was the only guy that survive in WRC as an independent player. In the process he was able to preserve Ford historic brand at WRC, provide affordable competitive rally cars for costumers all around the world, develop a state-of-the-art engineering center, generate hundreds of highly specialized jobs and put young talented drivers into WRC top level.
For WRC, and the rally sport, it'd be great to get more Wilsons. Hope Makinen can became one of them!