Mexico 2012

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Originally Posted by Francis44

I think it would make more sense to debut the car on home ground. For Finland im sure they will test the car there, sooner or later.

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Agree on that, but you know how pedantic the Germans are, they wouldn´t like to miss an opprtunity to test in real conditions in Finland before they even test on homeground. MAybe it´s me having wishful thinking, but still...

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Originally Posted by A.F.F.

What is it? Another conspiracy theory?

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just ability.

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Originally Posted by dimviii

just ability.

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Fair enough.

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Originally Posted by Psycho!

Rally is over prematurely once more.... A locked Citroen 1-2...A possible climb up for Fords for the rest of the rally...Every year the same thing....

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This is what I feel, its like rallying deja vu.

When is the last time we had a real fight for the lead between a Citroen and a Ford ???

Unfortunally my prediction from this afternoon concerning Neuville came true. I think he was trying a little bit too much if you see his times. I think it would make more sence to try and get the experience of the car first and then try to set good times. :(

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Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

When is the last time we had a real fight for the lead between a Citroen and a Ford ???

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A month ago.

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Originally Posted by tommeke_B

Remember Rally Sweden?

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Specialist rally, Ford's one guaranteed win.

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Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC

Specialist rally, Ford's one guaranteed win.

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Citroen didn't have a specialist driver then? :eek:

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Originally Posted by jonkka

Citroen didn't have a specialist driver then? :eek:

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Yes Mikkos 1st time in DS3 on snow.

You know what I mean - a gravel rally with no punctures, damage, crashes for either (but usually Ford) :(

I think citroen doesn´t develop the car for just one snow event, they put the money in for the gravel and tarmac events