[WRC] News & Rumours 2019

[Franky]

Blame the tractor driver

The talk of virtual chicanes started long time before the tractor in Australia.

[dimviii]

https://twitter.com/AdrienFourmaux/s...07693788340224

Live workshops @MSportLtd for two days, I learn to change the Cardan, I study the suspensions and I take care of the shocks that will be mine in a next rally! It's very nice to work behind the scenes, following the next episode!

[T16]

If anyone fancies wading in, Colin Clarke is advocating the use of tractors as chicanes over on Facebook.
Even after all the shit he’s spouted, he can still surprise me.

[Got Mail]

If anyone fancies wading in, Colin Clarke is advocating the use of tractors as chicanes over on Facebook.
Even after all the shit he’s spouted, he can still surprise me.

He's describes them as 'a nightmare'.

Not sure how you see that as an advocation....

[Fast Eddie WRC]

Whats the difference between rumour and speculation?

Rumour has a source from which you can decide if it has credibility.

[Mirek]

Rumour has a source from which you can decide if it has credibility.

How many news from the so called respected media posted in this thread have turned to be an absolute nonsense? I would say a loooooooot. You're a bit oversensitive.

[GravelBen]

Rumour has a source from which you can decide if it has credibility.

Not really - rumour has an unknown original source, everyone heard it from somewhere else but can't say where it actually started.

Speculation is your own thoughts rather than someone elses.

[T16]

[QUOTE=Got Mail;1201017]He's describes them as 'a nightmare'.

You need to re-read it pal.

[T16]

Rumour has a source from which you can decide if it has credibility.

So using that definition, are you genuinely suggesting that someone can’t post ‘speculation’ In the news and rumours round and that it has to go in the silly season round?

[Rally Power]

The talk of virtual chicanes started long time before the tractor in Australia.

Yep, but the tractor incident has been widely used by the ‘Virtual Chicanes lobby’ (apparently lead by Wales organizer) to promote this VC nonsense.

Strangely, VC defenders don’t bother to mention that the tractor episode was mostly an outrageous failure from Australia organizer and they also avoid talking about the potential risks VC could play on drivers concentration (how would they react after failing a VC?) or the penalties chaos this device would generate, severely damaging Rallysport authenticity.