colin macrea back in the wrc

**PIG** · 03-10-2006, 18:54

he's taking seb loab's place in turkey in the shitroen this month,ave might be worth watch for a change

**Sharon** · 03-10-2006, 19:55

Excellent

I might make the effort to watch it

**FF_Mark** · 03-10-2006, 20:58

cool, I bet he won't do that well though, can't be easy when you've not driven one for a while

**FOSSIE** · 03-10-2006, 21:48

My guess:

He'll be utterly ballistically quick, then crash.

**tim** · 03-10-2006, 21:51

Originally Posted by FF_Mark

cool, I bet he won't do that well though, can't be easy when you've not driven one for a while

he would of done more driving last weekend if he didnt brake the diff in his mk2 and then blow a bda in the hire mk1 he had,that lasted 1 stage

Originally Posted by FOSSIE

My guess:

He'll be utterly ballistically quick, then crash.

the normal then

**Gmac** · 04-10-2006, 12:45

Saw that McCrash was replacing Loeb, but what happened to him ? How did he get injured etc ?

**Willid1** · 04-10-2006, 13:30

http://rally.racing-live.com/wrc/en/accueil/news1.shtml

After he fell off his mountain bike on Tuesday September 26th late afternoon, Sébastien won't take part in the Rally of Turkey (October 12th – 15th).

“I was riding downhill on a forest path and the front wheel of my mountain bike got stuck against a rock” has explained the Kronos driver. “I went over the handlebars and landed on my shoulder. I broke the top of the humerus bone of my right arm. It's real tough break. I had an operation on Wednesday morning and saw the doctor who reassured me about my health conditions. The operation went well but I won't be able to participate in Rally Turkey, that's for sure! I hope to be fine very soon!

For now I need to rest. I've cancelled all my appointments at the Paris motorshow and I won't give any interviews for a few days. ”

Marc Van Dalen, Kronos Total Citroën WRT team principal, has spoken over the phone with the World Rally championship leader. “The first thing I've said to Seb is that all the Kronos team think about him in this difficult moment. We are looking forward to seeing him come back and wish him well very soon. Regarding his replacement for Turkey, we are actually going through the different possibilities together with Guy Fréquelin and Citroën Sport…”

Press Release
Kronos Racing