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24th January 2020, 10:12 #571Senior Member
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Elfyn Evans take a bow son !
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24th January 2020, 10:12 #572Senior Member
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I think we all know why Katsuta is driving. If it wasn't for Katsuta, they wouldn't have a fourth car, it's meaningless for the manufacturers title. Katsuta is there for a reason.
Originally Posted by Rallyper
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24th January 2020, 10:13 #573Senior Member
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24th January 2020, 10:14 #574Junior Member
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It's frustrating knowing there are drivers and apparently cars available to make the championship more competitive and exciting isn't it... Originally Posted by Rallyper
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24th January 2020, 10:17 #575Senior Member
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All WRC teams have deployed four cars at a rally after 2017 (including Citroen). It's not a matter of resources, it's a question of someone paying for it. Originally Posted by theracingelf
Also, it's pointless to say "you have a WRC car in the garage, why not let someone drive it?". Of course they have spare chassises, but it's not free to run it.
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24th January 2020, 10:21 #576Junior Member
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Well that's exactly why I find it so frustrating, that it's only money that's the limiting factor. Originally Posted by AnttiL
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24th January 2020, 10:23 #577Senior Member
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wow. to be honest it didnt look that horrible from onboard Originally Posted by Tauri_J
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24th January 2020, 10:25 #578Senior Member
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I agree, he’s the man with the chance to really make his career with this move, looks like he intends to take it. Originally Posted by Rallyper
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24th January 2020, 10:33 #579Senior Member
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Yeah it looked mostly a gentle slope down the hill onboard, but the more videos and images we see it seems to get worse and worse. I think we can all be happy that everyone is safe and ok. Originally Posted by EstWRC
We could also add that it’s fortunate that no Marshall or spectator cars were parked on the road below.
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24th January 2020, 10:44 #580Senior Member
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Mikkelsen or jml would have been better than rovanpera too, mut toyoda absoluyely want a japanese driver in the car, and makkinen absolutely wants a finnish kid in the car too. Originally Posted by Rallyper
So that leaves not much space for good drivers.
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We maybe have to reconsider Neuville's pace on high speed events. Now when he had a more competitive car, then the speed was speed there, previously the Hyundai was just so bad and it didn't give him...
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