Hyundai Motorsport will conduct a review of the basic elements of its i20 N as it bids to improve its WRC challenger. Full story ⬇️
The South Korean marque’s i20 N came under scrutiny from its drivers during last weekend’s Rally Estonia as the team were unable to match the pace of the front running Toyotas.
Tanak stated that there were “fundamental things that didn’t go right” with the car’s development before its debut at the Monte Carlo Rally in January. Moncet says the team is yet to use any of its five jokers designated for developing the chassis and transmission area. “We also have Ott as one of our drivers so I was thinking we had a good combination to fight for the win, but obviously we are far from that and you only have to look at the results.
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