Citroen WRT

**Luijbregts** · 22nd June 2017, 21:46

Originally Posted by er88

Sorry, Mikkelsen

**stefanvv** · 22nd June 2017, 22:07

Originally Posted by er88

Sorry, Mikkelsen

I almost thought Citroen are so desperate they hired driver we never heard of before.

**Watson** · 22nd June 2017, 22:37

Originally Posted by er88

He really hasn't been

Yes, he's been involved since pre-season.

**er88** · 22nd June 2017, 22:59

Originally Posted by Watson

Yes, he's been involved since pre-season.

Check the previous page, he hasn't tested a lot. It was Suninen who did the pre season testing.

**AnttiL** · 23rd June 2017, 08:06

Originally Posted by er88

Check the previous page, he hasn't tested a lot. It was Suninen who did the pre season testing.

Hänninen has been Toyota's main test guy. Lappi has tested like 8 times.

**Rallyper** · 23rd June 2017, 10:18

And I think Lappis learning curve increased most in Portugal and Sardinia events.

**Watson** · 23rd June 2017, 13:25

Originally Posted by AnttiL

Hänninen has been Toyota's main test guy. Lappi has tested like 8 times.

Which is a damn side more than Mikkelsen. I have a feeling the C3 is not competitive at all unless you find the perfect setup (Meeke in Mexico, Breen every once in a while) or you have balls of steel (Meeke all the time). But the latter method will bite back.

**itix** · 23rd June 2017, 15:00

Edit: This was a reply to Rally power who said that the break between Loeb and Citroen was a myth. Can't refind the post though and it looks like I forgot to qoute.

I'm not convinced. He drove Peugeots at various rallies since and haven't driven a Ctiroen. The one at rallylegend will be his first for a long while.
That said, it would be great if he could come in and save the miserable situation Citroen has put themselves in.

The way things are going, I fear I will see Ogier in the team next season