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20th July 2023, 19:36 #1Senior Member
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Great to see Lukyanuk back, but how has he justified this given his previous position? Is he now a Cypriot citizen?
Llarena back in a Fabia RS also notable.
What's the story with Ostberg? Just missing Rome or out for the season?
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21st July 2023, 13:11 #2Senior Member
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I don't know, but it seems that after Tidemand and Nucita he is another MRF dealerteam driver who drops out of the championship?
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20th July 2023, 21:06 #3Senior Member
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Another nice battle to look forward to !
Andreucci is preparing to bring his vast experience and pedigree to the ERC3 division in an MRF-equipped Renault Clio Rally3.
The 11-time Italian title winner will go up against ERC3 champion elect Jon Armstrong, who makes his Rally di Roma Capitale debut in a Ford Fiesta Rally3 run on Pirelli tyres.
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21st July 2023, 13:04 #4Senior Member
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Here's Andreucci's new car:
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22nd July 2023, 09:54 #5Senior Member
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Ostberg has been pretty unhappy with the C3 on gravel and I'm sure realises his hopes of the ERC title have already gone. Possibly he's having a re-think as to what to do instead, like Kristensson did.
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But there are only tarmac rallies left in the calendar and Bonato proved that C3 is very good on this surface.
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27th July 2023, 16:08 #7Senior Member
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The C3 seems to be getting back to make drivers afraid on gravel, and is also passed by others on asphalt. Originally Posted by Fast Eddie WRC
If Østberg is to fight on equal terms, he needs a VAG car!
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And now you see on tarmac a Citroën isn't afraid of any VAGs Originally Posted by Sulland
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No thanks to all that development work done by those French asphalt drivers... Originally Posted by Tom206wrc
And now you see on tarmac a Citroën isn't afraid of any VAGs
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23rd July 2023, 15:15 #10Senior Member
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He knew he needed to start winning before the last rally and failed miserably.
https://dirtfish.com/rally/erc/ostbe...start-winning/
And even with a good tarmac car he'd be up against very tough competition in the coming events.
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