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  1. 14th November 2019, 16:04 #1221
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    Quote Originally Posted by wrc2017 View Post
    They designed a turd on wheels.
    They lived in denial.
    They have only themselves to blame.
    Ogier won 3 rallies with it. Behind competition? Probably. A turd? Likely not.
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  2. 14th November 2019, 16:18 #1222
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    It's a turd.. with some glitter on it.
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  4. 14th November 2019, 16:28 #1223
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    Are we really sure that Citroen is leaving?
    To me, its looking that someone wake up in the morning put some own rumours in the article and then whole world just copy his words.
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  5. 14th November 2019, 16:37 #1224
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    If Citroen leaves I am 100% sure their PR release will talk about focusing on hybrid/electric (WEC).

    Wonder what the guys saying how FIA is ruining the "perfect" WRC with hybrid rules (that are still 2 years away) will say.
    The "perfect" wrc will be down to 2 teams..
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  6. 14th November 2019, 16:47 #1225
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    Wonder why Citroen went creating and testing all that new aero on the C3 if they werent sure they were staying ?

    If it did work its a real shame we wont see it next year.
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    Why did VW build a new car?
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  9. 14th November 2019, 16:50 #1227
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    Everything changes so fast...a few weeks/months ago, Renault was supposed to merge with FCA...and finally PSA is the 'winner'...I guess this decision was taken (IF it's real) during the last couple of days.
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    Maybe there could be an Abu Dhabi or Qatar PH Sport Citroen private team next year with some pay drivers in at least the third car?
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  12. 14th November 2019, 17:04 #1229
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    Quote Originally Posted by mknight View Post
    If Citroen leaves I am 100% sure their PR release will talk about focusing on hybrid/electric (WEC).

    Wonder what the guys saying how FIA is ruining the "perfect" WRC with hybrid rules (that are still 2 years away) will say.
    The "perfect" wrc will be down to 2 teams..
    Its not perfect but its much better than it was during 2003-2016. This has nothing to do with regulations but simply with the fact that Citroen does not have the cash to compete at Hyundai and Toyota's level.
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  13. 14th November 2019, 17:08 #1230
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC View Post
    Wonder why Citroen went creating and testing all that new aero on the C3 if they werent sure they were staying ?

    If it did work its a real shame we wont see it next year.
    Judging from the Autosport article the final say may have come from the CEO of Citroen. Budar was also confident they would continue.
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