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**xquFzpNw** · 10-03-2011, 05:43 AM

Surley the actions of the last 2 WRC rallies in Australia and France have taken the sport into disrepute?

Latvala should have won in Australia but Malcolm Wilson made Hirvonen win, a move which took him a step closer to being a 'paper champion' after takeing a 'paper win'.

Then today Malcolm Wilson made JML take out a 2 minuete penaly for being early, penanlties are for people who break the rules, and Malcolm Wilson effectively 'forced' JML to break the rules.

All of this is giving Mikko Hirvonen a better advantage of the championship win, the point of the championship is that the fastest driver wins, so if a driver with the more points in a team is slower than the 2nd driver, it should stay that way.

I think that taking those road penalties is much more reasonable choice than hanging around the stage a few tens of minutes or so..

10-03-2011, 05:43 AM	#24
xquFzpNw Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 501 Senior Member	Surley the actions of the last 2 WRC rallies in Australia and France have taken the sport into disrepute? Latvala should have won in Australia but Malcolm Wilson made Hirvonen win, a move which took him a step closer to being a 'paper champion' after takeing a 'paper win'. Then today Malcolm Wilson made JML take out a 2 minuete penaly for being early, penanlties are for people who break the rules, and Malcolm Wilson effectively 'forced' JML to break the rules. All of this is giving Mikko Hirvonen a better advantage of the championship win, the point of the championship is that the fastest driver wins, so if a driver with the more points in a team is slower than the 2nd driver, it should stay that way. I think that taking those road penalties is much more reasonable choice than hanging around the stage a few tens of minutes or so..
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