No. Interesting note is that FIA safety guidelines strongly recommend two 0-cars for stages over 30km long. Maybe it's even mandatory before they approve a stage in WRC, not sure. Not very practical for organizers.
It's been like this for years, for safety reasons. both start same time and cover half stage to clear the entire road in a limited span of time near to the start time.
I think in some ways it will depend on how much confidence he has in his aero team. If he can leave them to it and only lightly supervise then he can focus on the other aspects. If he can't let go...
While not really a surprise it does make one wonder who will do the tarmac.
Paddon has no recent or historical decent tarmac form. Lappi is therefore most likely, he does not have any good results...
And that is my primary concern. It seems like a roll of the dice, possibly taking away from his area of his best skills and making his life more complicated with running the team. He seems like a...
I think in some ways it will depend on how much confidence he has in his aero team. If he can leave them to it and only lightly supervise then he can focus on the other aspects. If he can't let go...
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