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In my opinion: b)Having watched the Costa Smeralda between the Rally Italia loops I would say Andreucci's dominance of the Italian championship has more to do with the lack of competition (Mikklesen had retired soon after the start that day) than his outstanding ability. Rossetti was running him close despite being in the outdated Punto! Again other than getting into the top 10 at Ypres how would Rossetti justify inclusion as one of the best of 2011 (we're talking 2011 not past accomplishments)-the much-derided Guy Wilks actually had more to recommend him, despite the crashes. Bouffier seemed to disappear after the Ypres disqualification, wonder how well scruitineered his car was after the Monte ;-) So my top 5 Hanninen Tanak Mikkelsen Loix Neuville Kopecky a close 6th Honourable mentions to Weijs jr and Breen |
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a)Don't forget Kopecky blew it in Shakedown for Ypres a rally where 2nd place would have been almost assured Yes, I agree that the Italian championship was quite poor in terms of S2000 cars and great drivers this year, but Andreucci was already the best Italian driver in the CIR in the past years. Now he was even more dominating. I rate the CIR higher than the SWRC championship where you could end on the podium with SupeRally. |
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You can't go around the fact that Mikkelsen is champion because Eurosport wanted to be nice for organisations of Scotland and Cyprus. Without the coėfficient system Mikkelsens title chances were hopeless 3 rallies before the end of the championship... |
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