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Thread: 2025 WRC News & Rumours
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1st November 2024, 22:40 #61Senior Member
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Speaking as an Evans fan who was a Meeke fan back when Meeke had a contract with Citroen and they fired him anyway, by text, in the back of an ambulance, on his way to hospital... Contracts are more of a "strong indicator" than an inevitability.
Though Toyota is a classier act than Ciitroen (e.g. Rovanpera getting Japan off).
However, I also think the "Evans to M-Sport" thing we keep hearing is a bit silly.Last edited by Morte66; 2nd November 2024 at 12:40.
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Evans back to M-Sport is as poosible as any of the other rumours.
He best chance of a WDC (at Toyota) seems to have gone with Kalle is coming back for the next few seasons. Plus Toyota look to have lost the Manufacturers this season with him as the No1 driver.
They also still have Ogier who is often faster, Katsuta who wont be leaving and Pajari in the fold.
If it can be done financially Elfyn could well come home.
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it looks like Latvala wants to compete in the historic rallies and travel less with wrc next year. part time team boss?
https://rallyjournal.com/jari-matti-...c7LTThZ9hgnW0Q
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Well, all drivers were quite on low this season at Toyota. Rovanpera and Ogier - either they won or crash. Katsuta was fast but always crashed. Pajari wasn't nominated. So Evans was still the most consistent driver this year.
I think that Latvala is still quite young for taking that job. He could take something not so major to miss some events and being more at the wheel, because clearly he is still fast.
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+ Who would replaced him?
Unlikely to see Makinen coming back
Fowler has a bit of media visibility but complicated to see him taking this job all the more with facing Hyundai’s new car.
A japanese doesn’t sound a good plan
Maybe Lindstrom who is there for a while.
Hirvonen and Hanninen are also there but more in coaching, reccing and testing roles.
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4th November 2024, 08:49 #68
Has anyone heard anything regarding the WRC promoter changing hands? It’s been 2 months now since they said it’s up for sale, was wondering if there’s anything new surrounding the matter.
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4th November 2024, 10:16 #69
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Sorry mate, I don't make the rules but M-Sport had 5 guests, and at no point was a third car in the manufacturers.
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