Jake | Thursday 28th May 2009 | Rally

There’s a Q&A with British World Rally Championship driver Matthew Wilson on autosport.com. He was asked:

How difficult is it for a young British driver to follow in your footsteps?

He began:

“There is no doubt that one of the most difficult things for up and coming talent in rally is finding the funding to compete.”

And then blathered on about various initiatives. But what he meant to say was:

So unless your dad runs the works Ford team, the Stobart Ford team, and the Munchi’s Ford team: pretty bloody difficult.

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  1. Comment by JaneRadriges, Saturday 13th June 2009 @ 18:57

    The article is ver good. Write please more

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