LOTOS 73rd Rally Poland 2016

[EstWRC]

when was the last time a Ford won ?

latvala in wales 2012

[dimviii]

stages 10-13
https://youtu.be/bXUrd_A7qD4

[AL14]

when was the last time a Ford won ?

Latvala in 2012.

[dimviii]

anybody who had choosed Tanak for winner at pickems?

[dimviii]

Sat 17:49 - SS16: WRC 2 Gilbert
His Citroen's engine stops at the finish control and won't restart. There's a bad smell of oil and the dash is ablaze with warning lights. This doesn't look good. "Engine pressure," says co-driver Renaud Jamoul as he reaches for the tool kit. Gilbert was sixth after SS15.

[Eli]

when was the last time a Ford won ?

I believe that was back in Wales 2012 with JML.

[N.O.T]

I believe that was back in Wales 2012 with JML.

are you sure ?

[stefanvv]

hardly. Loeb had been in a WRC drive since 2002, first full season 2003, that's a pretty long time. Just because Ogier appeared at the end of Loeb's career doesn't mean he 'sent' him into retirement.

Don't take my post literally, it isn't the purpose to send one in retirement. This is kind of trademark of Loeb fans. So my post was more like - natural change of the generation for the drivers.

On the other hand, for example McRae was more or less left without a drive when the rules changed to 2 car teams and Loeb was preferred.

Yes, and they preferred the older Sainz who is almost retired anyway. Little funny.

[PLuto]

In a brief conversation between Jarmo Mahonen and Colin Clark yesterday he did sound like it might be changing next year.

It will change, for sure. FIA is doing everything what Volkswagen wants... VW is very strong.

[dimviii]

Gilbert trying to fix oil radiator leak