That article shows a very simplistic point of view. There were many other,
BIGGER, reasons that the article barely hints at or not at all. How about the
global recession that hit near the end of 2007? That coupled with rule changes
is why Subaru pulled out of the WRC. Just like Honda pulled out of F1 back
then and again now. Speaking of F1, look at George Russellâs practice and
qualifying results in Lewis Hamiltonâs Mercedes. Seems there is more to
Hamiltonâs championships then his ability, eh?
If one person dominates a sport it probably has more to do with much that is
not seen than what is.
the Dreamer
(a.k.a. Dreaminâ Stephen)
Living life on the edge. Less crowded, better view.
For Sale:
2013 MV Agusta 675 F3, Red Molly
2011 Ducati M796, Max
1998 Ducati 900 SS FE, silFEr
On 12/5/2020, "Christian Els" <tian647@gmail.com> wrote:
>A perspective on why a solitary superstar isn't necessarily great for a
>sport: <
>https://www.roadandtrack.com/motorsports/a33850785/how-sebastien-loeb-ruined-rallying/
>>
>
>
>Christian
That article shows a very simplistic point of view. There were many other,
BIGGER, reasons that the article barely hints at or not at all. How about the
global recession that hit near the end of 2007? That coupled with rule changes
is why Subaru pulled out of the WRC. Just like Honda pulled out of F1 back
then and again now. Speaking of F1, look at George Russellâs practice and
qualifying results in Lewis Hamiltonâs Mercedes. Seems there is more to
Hamiltonâs championships then his ability, eh?
If one person dominates a sport it probably has more to do with much that is
not seen than what is.
the Dreamer
(a.k.a. Dreaminâ Stephen)
Living life on the edge. Less crowded, better view.
For Sale:
2013 MV Agusta 675 F3, Red Molly
2011 Ducati M796, Max
1998 Ducati 900 SS FE, silFEr
