The thread of talents

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Originally Posted by PLuto

I agree, he was going to WRC too quickly. And now they are making same mistake with younger brother. I think that one season in ERC before going to JWRC should help him a lot.



Last year he was trying to secure budget for JWRC, but he was not successful. I hope he will be more successful for this season.

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I will keep Ralfs in the list for now, on old merits. ;) Hopefully he gets some funding/opportunities

Emil Bergkvist may be too old for this thread (24>25), but always rated him since his Opel days in ERC. Won JWRC last year and is doing WRC2 this year.

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Originally Posted by dodge33cymru

Emil Bergkvist may be too old for this thread (24>25), but always rated him since his Opel days in ERC. Won JWRC last year and is doing WRC2 this year.

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Been planning on adding him when his season plans emerged and... voila.

Driver list in post #1 updated
- sorted
- age added
- looks nicer :)

I think its only fair to add both Kalle and Oliver into that list ;)

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Originally Posted by Essaj

I think its only fair to add both Kalle and Oliver into that list ;)

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Hehe why not. But it almost seems unfair to the others ;) :rolleyes:

Done

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Originally Posted by Entertainer

A first draft of "the list of talents 2019" is in updated first post in the thread :)
Keep posting!

How about talents outside of the EU? Takamoto Katsuta could perhaps have a break-out year, showed some promise in Sweden last year with the WRC2-win.

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Any ideas about talents in South America? Aside from Zaldívar who's doing JWRC this year the only other name I know is Marquito Bulacia who hasn't been impressive in WRC2 to say the least...

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Originally Posted by Entertainer

Driver list in post #1 updated
- sorted
- age added
- looks nicer :)

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Looks really good! Well done!
There is only one small mistake. Julian Wagner comes from Austria, not Czech Republic.

I think there is much more tallents which we can be mentioned here. Efren Llarena, Pierre-Louis Loubet, Laurent Pellier, Miko Marczyk, Sindre Furuseth, Callum Devine, Jon Armstrong, Nicolas Ciamin, James Williams, Hugo Margaillan, Yohan Rossel...

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Originally Posted by Jarek Z

Looks really good! Well done!
There is only one small mistake. Julian Wagner comes from Austria, not Czech Republic.

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Ah, of course, thanks for correction