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2nd November 2016, 12:48 #1
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Tip from a Norwegian forum;
Ogier: Ford
Latvala: Toyota
Mikkelsen: Citroen
Can it be this easy?
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2nd November 2016, 13:14 #2
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2nd November 2016, 13:27 #3
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2nd November 2016, 14:50 #4
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It's a pretty good bet. I just don't see the Ogier/Citroën deal happening, even though it would be the logical one. I am half French and in France Ogier isn't that popular and definitely nowhere near the Loeb status. Many see him as a bit of a traitor after the 2011 season and he's perceived as being quite arrogant. (and with a really bad taste in music after tweeting pics from a Nickelback concert ... yikes!)
I think Ogier would accept the M-Sport challenge if Malcom Wilson can make the right package around Ogier, with e.g. Tänak as team mate. And can you imagine the out-of-the-blue sponsorship package M-Sport suddenly would get if they have Ogier as their leading driver?Supporting Ogier in the WRC & Ferrari in F1 & Ducati in MotoGP.
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2nd November 2016, 16:10 #5
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Everything is possible when you're the FIA & WRC promoter, apart from sorting basic stuff out and getting another manufacturer invloved in the sport, that's a bit too much for them.
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