[WRC] Ardeca Ypres Rally 2022

[TypeR]

No heli live picture from crash place..

Fourmaux should take a break for some rallies.

[EstWRC]

I was afraid of that place, Taka also had a wobble there, gravel straight on the line and flat out speed

[Tauri_J]

I know we’re always blaming the drivers, but isn’t Richard Millener also responsible for the situation?

What do you mean?

[Galev62]

This is what happens when you put drivers with not enough experience/or talent to Rally 1 cars. Time for M-Sport to give Huttunen a chanche in Puma? Probably not because he hasnt got enough money…

[Eli]

What do you mean?

When Malcolm was there, when a driver(s) had bad spells, there would be consequences, they wouldn’t continue as normal.

[krissucool]

What do you mean?

A leader is always responsible for the performance of his team.

[TypeR]

What do you mean?

Obviously Rich does their notes and makes mistake/crashes on stages..


No information makes a bit nervous.. Fourmaux was ok, but co-driver? Front right hit the post..?

[meh]

A leader is always responsible for the performance of his team.

... or at least bad hiring decisions.

[jonkka]

A leader is always responsible for the performance of his team.

True - if leader has actual power to make decisions. I mean, we don't know to what extent Millener is just Wilson's puppet and how much authority he has in regards of budget, personnel and contracts.

[meh]

If to remember "old days", should we predict Neuville's interview after powerstage... will it contain some phrase with meaning that "actually I was the fastest / best guy and deserve the win"?