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12th September 2025, 11:40 #81
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13th September 2025, 12:27 #82Senior Member
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Yes, but Toyota does not need him.
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13th September 2025, 12:30 #83Senior Member
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13th September 2025, 13:42 #87Senior Member
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Maybe Katsuta should try to be competitive there. There he could achieve more than he ever will be in WRC
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Toyota isnt a factory team in WRC2, Solberg is run by Printsport.
I'm sure a top WRC2 driver would be happy to take his place there. Moving from a Skoda or Citroen wasnt a problem for Solberg.



Who would have thought that Ott went to Hyundai in 2020? To Ford in 2023? So this would be the "Realistid" Triple
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