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Post by Rallying83 on Dec 9, 2005 15:14:24 GMT -5
2006 will mark a new era for the WRC. New cars, Manuf. leaving are just a couple of reasons. I hope that this signifies better seasons. 2004 was crap, 2005 was not as bad but still bad. So we shall see.
I am looking foward to the C4 and the new Focus, I just wish Subaru hadn't come out with the Subalfa. Oh well we can't win them all.
Onward to 2006 and lets hope its a good one.
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Mitch
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RIP Richard Burns.
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Post by Mitch on Dec 9, 2005 16:27:51 GMT -5
It seems like the WRC will have a major shake up next year. Only 3 manufacturers! How g a y (no offence to g a ys). Far out. 2006 will be terrible. I might just follow the JWRC next year. All of rallying is going downhill.
Hopefully 2007 we'll see.
Citroen
Subaru
Ford
Peugeot
Mitsubishi
Skoda
Hyundai
2006 is going to be a long year.
Special Thanks must go to the FIA for screwing everything up. You have wrecked our sport.
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Post by Rallying83 on Dec 9, 2005 18:45:37 GMT -5
I wonder if McRae could get a 2 car team of him and either his brother or Meeke with McRae motorsport. I am not sure how well funded this company is. Just an idea.
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Post by tumbo on Dec 9, 2005 22:54:57 GMT -5
Part of the problem is the way that Citroen have benefited from the rules. Added to this is the lack of improvement on the Xsara. To have a manufacturer win 11/16 races ruins the sport. F1 had real trouble last yr as a result of the schumacher factor. Bordom sets in quickly. I can only hope that it is a close title fight like 2003 was. To have another 2004/5 season continuance would turn me off the WRC in a big way. The European championships are much more interesting (just look at the effect on the ARC that subaru's 10 in a row had)
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