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17 Jul 2000, 13:39 (Ref:23691) | #1 | ||
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Well, after any chance of at least half-decent race in Austria was lost at the first corner, the thing that got my spirits up was Marcus Gronholm's victory in Rally New Zealand. Now he's only 4 points behind Burns in the title chase. McRae is a further 4 poits behind, with Sainz and Makinen not too far adrift either. Things are hotting up...
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19 Jul 2000, 12:47 (Ref:24112) | #2 | ||
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Looks like this years rally championship will go all the way to rally of GB. After it looked like teh Richards Burns show...which made a change from the Tommi Makinen show (not that I complained).
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19 Jul 2000, 14:07 (Ref:24117) | #3 | ||
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Well, Tommi is still there and Mitsubishi seem to be preparing another evolution of the Lancer/Carisma for the 1000 Lakes. Six months too late, if you ask me. They definitely need a new car, this one is too big anyway. Something in the class of the 206, rather than the Volvo. The future Colt, surely?
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