Rally Wrc France-Alsace 2014

**wildboar** · 25th September 2014, 14:50

Originally Posted by stefanvv

Well, that's disappointing:
http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/news/septe...7--12-12-.html
It would be nice entry.
Is Dumas competing though?

@Tuthill_Porsche just postet on Twitter:

Currently reserving French airspace for more of this! Tuthill Porsche 911 RGT for @rallyedefrance @OfficialWRC pic.twitter.com/s9izHwj3oz

So is the Tuthill 911 starting in France? But not driven by Delecour?

**rallyfiend** · 25th September 2014, 15:47

Originally Posted by wildboar

@Tuthill_Porsche just postet on Twitter:

So is the Tuthill 911 starting in France? But not driven be Delecour?

Perhaps you should ask them....?

**stefanvv** · 25th September 2014, 16:28

Originally Posted by wildboar

So is the Tuthill 911 starting in France? But not driven by Delecour?

I think initially they're 2 for Dumas & Delcour planned. But now there is no car for the latter.

**MK2 BDG** · 25th September 2014, 21:35

Francois Delecour back in

http://www.wrc.com/en/wrc/news/septe...1--12-12-.html

**MK2 BDG** · 25th September 2014, 22:23

Plus from the events website

FRANÇOIS DELECOUR WILL BE AT THE RALLY FRANCE-ALSACE!
Contrary to what has been spreading over the internet, François Delecour will be at the start of the Rally France-Alsace. The organizational crew has confirmed the participation of the Frenchman ..

**stefanvv** · 26th September 2014, 02:05

Awesome! Hope for good onboards.

**Mintexmemory** · 26th September 2014, 10:39

Providing FD gets further than he did on the Monte there might be

. We noticed he spent a lot more time in the service park taking phone calls and looking French than he did at the wheel of the Fiesta.

**tommeke_B** · 26th September 2014, 10:58

Originally Posted by Mintexmemory

Providing FD gets further than he did on the Monte there might be

. We noticed he spent a lot more time in the service park taking phone calls and looking French than he did at the wheel of the Fiesta.

This needs an explanation...

**Mintexmemory** · 26th September 2014, 12:06

Originally Posted by tommeke_B

This needs an explanation...

Simple - some people make a career out of their 'style' If we are looking at national stereotypes then François is quintessentially Gallic. Every shrug and gesture shouts 'Je m'en balance' just to look at him you'd know he is French in a way that Loeb and Ogier do not