Solberg: Our party will have to wait a little longer
Argentina was another rally that promised much and delivered little for Petter Solberg. But he still loves the event and is sure Ford's luck will change soon
The party has been postponed. But the party is coming. Believe me, the party is coming.
When I arrived in Argentina, I was so fired up and so ready to win the rally. I really believed we were going to win here with our Fiesta RS WRC. I had a great feeling. And it started really well: no stress, no panic, just good, sensible and fast driving. But not crazy.
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