Radical change is the WRC's only hope
The WRC promoter's plan to decide rally winners in a powerstage shootout may alarm drivers and traditionalists, but David Evans reckons the sport's future depends on radical thinking
What happened to the world's fastest rally drivers being the bravest of the brave? Happy to be flat in top over a blind crest on somebody else's say so, change apparently has them running for cover...
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