It was a joke mate. Besides im pretty sure gronholm has won it a few times aswellQuote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
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It was a joke mate. Besides im pretty sure gronholm has won it a few times aswellQuote:
Originally Posted by deephouse
https://twitter.com/huttunenracing/s...78571549958144
Huttunen with the team base livery but his own sponsor decals
Just can't wait to see Huttunen in action tomorrow.
Do you have some link to stagetimes? I couldn't find any.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet
After a horrible last year in the slow and unreliable R5 it would be nice if he does well vs Katsuta in his first start in a car that is probably a bit worse on Finnish stages.
David Evans article on Hyundai drivers for Finland. My pick is Neuville, Mikkelsen and Huttunen. However if Mikkelsen has poor Sardinia I think Paddon will be injected back into the team!
https://www.motorsport.com/wrc/news/...elsen/4395129/
Paddon already said he does not want to do one event... Maybe if they offer him 2-3 events he might reconsider?Quote:
Originally Posted by Grutz
The Finland problem is a relatively minor one, as no matter the driver I don't expect them to suddenly do well after so many years without a single podium.
The real problems if Loeb does not want to do more rallies are GB, AUS, TUR for Sordo (hasn't never done well in GB, didn't drive AUS the last years and never drove the new Turkey) and one of the two tarmac rallies for Mikkelsen.
Paddon is clearly the best candidate for those 4 gravel rallies either with Mikkelsen or could keep switching them. For tarmac Breen is about the only possible candidate but based on Loeb's performance in Corsica where he was even one place worse than Mikkelsen the year before I don't see it as very likely that they try another driver. Maybe if Loeb does Germany with good result they will try really hard to convince him to do Spain.
So Huttenin... that didnt go to plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Andruet
Katsuta seemingly in control of that rally today then...