Hyundai WRT

[flat_right]

Yeah, idk Seeing Mikkelsen and Tänak it didnt feel like it wasn't ready.

I don't know if any journalist reads this forum but this is the question they have to ask from Tänak next rally that did he have any issues with the engine mapping For me it looked like good old Tänak that could do very good times also when opening the road or starting at the front.

[Eli]

Liaison Episode 7:
https://youtu.be/l7CMyJ6lsc4?feature=shared
A joy to watch as always.

[Rallyest]

I was thinking last night, same as Sesks was driving in Poland with a weaker car made his debut more impressive. By same logic we should tip our hats to Paddon for the same reason, he is driving so much sh*ittier car and still can be competitive in ERC

[becher]

Yeah, idk Seeing Mikkelsen and Tänak it didnt feel like it wasn't ready.

By that logic the Hyundais were always fine and Tänak was just needlessly moaning that the car wasn't to his liking?

[deephouse]

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/eDVnqHZgC7abnDT4/

Is this true? Man those crying babies can destroy the sport even before they will try to fix it. And they demanded so much lately...

[Backa]

Hyundai leaving WRC is monthly gossip for last few years and so far nothing comes from it.

Hyundai's involvement in WEC doesn't mean they for sure will leave WRC, they are bigger company than they were ~10-20 years ago.

[AndyRAC]

It's not just WEC though; IMSA in North America is a popular series, and their US brand, Genesis is likely to be used. If they've got any sense, they'll pull the WRC effort, it's not bringing anything anymore.

[EstWRC]

By that logic the Hyundais were always fine and Tänak was just needlessly moaning that the car wasn't to his liking?

nice try Thierry