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Thread: Ott Tänak - Future champion?
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14th February 2012, 12:36 #81Senior Member
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It seems every driver needs time except two Sebs, they had speed straight from the box.
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14th February 2012, 15:06 #82Senior Member
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That's seemingly true, but they both arrived on the WRC scene quite late (compared to Latvala, for example). Ogier is now 28, and Loeb didn't really win anything before that age.
Originally Posted by Barreis
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14th February 2012, 15:23 #83Senior Member
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how could? do you know when he started? Originally Posted by studiose
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14th February 2012, 15:26 #84Senior Member
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Age 20-21? Originally Posted by dimviii
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Isn't that the other way around ? Originally Posted by cali
Tänak it was and for me it sounded too as an instant reaction. C'mon, you finns should be able to understand our language
Sorry cali, I just couldn't resist
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Another Flying Finn
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Our languages are so similar that this should not be too hard Originally Posted by A.F.F.
Isn't that the other way around ?
Sorry cali, I just couldn't resist : so yeah, I can speak finnish quite fluently
But I understand what you're referring to
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The problem of course is that similar sounding words mean different things in Finnish and Estonian. "T***, jääd hiljaks" (F*** it, you're late) -- "(Swear word), jäit hiljaiseksi" (F*** it, you're quiet). Originally Posted by cali
Our languages are so similar that this should not be too hard
So I think A.F.F. can be forgiven.
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yes, but he had won cup jeunes at France. Originally Posted by studiose
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Not sure if it is what you're refering to but Loeb failed twice at the Peugeot Rallye Jeunes operation. According to the jury he was quick but not enough... consistent. Originally Posted by dimviii
Good for him he didn't give up then.
About Tänak, he has to make very good use of a top rally car in a short period of time, while it lasts.Markku Alén, 1978 World Champion
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he came to final twice,once he lost,and other time was winner,but decided to give the trophy to another competitor cause he started after dark. Originally Posted by Karukera
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