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  1. 26th November 2019, 15:53 #31
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    And I would guess that in the eyes of Hyundai HQ, Adamo, after having delivered the long overdue title to the team, has all the power to do whatever he wants regarding the drivers. I'm quite sure we will see some unpopular driver decisions at Hyundai also in 2020.
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  3. 26th November 2019, 16:22 #32
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  4. 26th November 2019, 17:16 #33
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    Quote Originally Posted by Allez Andruet View Post
    And I would guess that in the eyes of Hyundai HQ, Adamo, after having delivered the long overdue title to the team, has all the power to do whatever he wants regarding the drivers. I'm quite sure we will see some unpopular driver decisions at Hyundai also in 2020.
    I don't think Hyundai HQ ever had anything to say when it comes to picking drivers.

    Anyway one thing is entirely logical decisions like dropping Mikkelsen for Corsica because of his tarmac issues in i20 and Loeb's tarmac history in other cars

    But things like picking Breen over Paddon for Finland and dropping Mikkelsen for Australia seem less than logical on many levels.

    He says himself he either trusts a driver or he doesn`t... sometimes contrary to results.
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  5. 26th November 2019, 17:30 #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by mknight View Post
    I don't think Hyundai HQ ever had anything to say when it comes to picking drivers.
    Not directly ofcourse. But Adamo's position in the team at the moment is so strong (due to aforementioned reason) that he can pretty much do whatever he wants. Exaggerating: he probably could bench Neuville if that was the case and the HQ would not intervene. I guess mr. Nandan never had such authority.
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  7. 27th November 2019, 17:43 #35
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    Kalle will start his 2020 season with the Yaris in the Arctic Rally one week before Monte
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    Jourdan Serderidis is said on FB that his program of 2020 includes WRC Kenya round. I wonder which car he would pick?
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    Most probably the Fiesta.
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  14. 27th November 2019, 21:14 #39
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    What if by chance he wll be with Hyundai? He is rich nd Hyundai need supporter for satellite team.
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    I don't really care about Serderidis, he could drive whatever he wants but still be behind jwrc cars figuratively speaking

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