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	7th October 2022, 15:42 #221Senior Member  
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 That's too easy. 
 
 Maybe win or bin never worked, just at one time when the money and regs flowed free there were more manufacturers than viable driver choices at a time when rallies were won by minutes over longer routes of unknown stages, not tenths of seconds as today over sprints learnt by heart from a video whilst only one manufacturer is taking it equally serious. Mosley, a 'promoter', macro-economics and geopolitics can take more blame than Loeb, if he deserves it anyway.
 
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	7th October 2022, 17:29 #222Senior Member    
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 I think it's mostly down to the fact that in the 2000's cars got more stronger and less mechanical/technical issues occurred. Now also steady drivers got a chance although Loeb was fast and reliable - a freak of nature really. 
 
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	7th October 2022, 17:50 #223Senior Member  
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 the main problem with oliver is that he is not fast and had all these accidents while struggling to be in top 6 
 
 he is very young of course but that does not mean anything... Wilsons son also started very young and never managed to become anything more than a laughing stock... one of the advantages of oliver is that the sport is literally dead so he could have future chances.
 
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	8th October 2022, 09:06 #224Senior Member  
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 Without his massive failure in Finland he would still been at Huyndai. That´s my personal thought. "Reis vas pät pat kaar vas kut"
 Tommi Mäkinen, back in the years...
 
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	8th October 2022, 16:51 #227Senior Member  
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 Is sure hope so. If they don't start taking this serious they might as well quit. No point in spending all those millions to make a car faster only to hire a driver who can't even get a podium. 
 Put him in a 4th car if you want to develop him, but you can't claim to be a serious contender for a title and put someone like him in the 3th car.
 
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	9th October 2022, 06:34 #228Member  
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	9th October 2022, 08:48 #229Senior Member  
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 Slow? I wouldn´t say that. Give me examples. 
 I can see some of you guys happy over Oliver being lifted out. It´s because you´ve been after him since the very beginning. Jealousy, enviousness, I don´t know.
 
 But spare your expressions of how bad driver he is. Because he is one of the best of the youngsters, no matter.
 He´s not Kalle. Such drivers comes one in a century at most."Reis vas pät pat kaar vas kut"
 Tommi Mäkinen, back in the years...
 
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	9th October 2022, 11:37 #230Senior Member  
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 and on what data do you base that claim? His single win in liepaja 2 years ago? 
 
 look beyond his name, look at the results. There is nothing there that would indicates he should have been promoted to a factory team trying to win the title.
 Someone like mikkelsen is clearly a step above solberg and drivers like ostberg, suninen, huttunen, bulcacia, rossel, lefebvre or even gryazin are just as good.
 
 This has nothing to do with jealousy, this is called being objective. If you want to contend a championship you need to hire the best drivers available. And solberg is not the best driver available, so he only is there because of his daddy.
 
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