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Paul Howarth (GBR) Subaru WRT Operations Director and Richard Taylor (GBR), Subaru WRT Managing Director. Acropolis Rally of Greece, 31st May - 3rd June 2007.

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Q&A: Paul Howarth (Subaru) - EXCLUSIVE.

Wednesday, 2nd January 2008

Paul Howarth speaks exclusively to Crash.net Radio's Rob Wilkins.

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Again it is going to be quite interesting because if you do get a puncture and you run out of spare wheels you have got to retire the car as there is a clear regulation that says you cannot drive the car with no tyre on the rim on the road section. Being able to limp back to service on three tyres is a thing of the past now on the grounds of safety. There is going to be some interesting decisions to make in 2008.

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» Turkey - day 3: Tactical win for Hirvonen.

» Turkey - day 2: Mikko capitalises on tactical ploy

» Turkey - day 1: Ford trio hand Loeb lead.

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» Greece - day 2: Loeb survives, field decimated.