Hyundai have become the second brand to reveal their challenger for the new ETCR series.
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The World Touring Car Cup heads to the Netherlands as part of the Jumbo Racedagen event at Zandvoort circuit.
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2018 RALLY GUANAJUATO MEXICO: Neuvillle Tops Monster Street Super Special
by Steven Bateyby Steven BateyThierry Neuville leads after the opening stage of Rally Guanajuato Mexico.
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Marcus Gronholm in talks with Hyundai for 2018 World RX Effort
by Phil Kinchby Phil KinchWRC Legend Marcus Gronholm is in talks with Hyundai Motorsport to run two i20 Supercars in the 2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship under his GRX Team banner
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Former WRC rally winner Andreas Mikkelsen feels he has nothing to prove on his return to the sport’s premier category at Rally Italia Sardegna with Citroën.
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Thierry Neuville became the first repeat winner of the 2017 World Rally Championship season as he overhauled Elfyn Evans on the powerstage to win the YPF Rally Argentina by 0.7 seconds, the third closest finish in WRC history.
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Elfyn Evans saw his one minute advantage over Thierry Neuville eroded down to just 11.5 seconds as Neuville bids to become the first repeat winner this season. Sébastien Ogier was off the pace today and drops behind team-mate Ott Tanak.
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VW refugee Andreas Mikkelsen will test with Hyundai in Portugal with a view to joining the team full-time from Rally Portugal onwards.
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FIA World Rally ChampionshipWRC2
Neuville’s Tour de Corse Win Ensures Most Competitive WRC Season in Years
Thierry Neuville’s victory on the Tour de Corse has set up one of the most competitive WRC seasons in the championship’s history. While his victory was aided by problems for his rivals, he and Hyundai have made it four different winner in four rallies.
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Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville ended a dramatic day of the Che Guevara Energy Drink Tour de Corse in the lead. Kris Meeke’s retirement and Sébastien Ogier’s problems have given the Belgian a comfortable 39 second lead heading into tomorrow’s two stages.
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Neuville leads Ogier on first day of 2017 Rallye Monte Carlo
Thierry Neuville gave Hyundai some good news by dominating day one of the Rallye Monte Carlo, after Sébastien Ogier went off in stage 3.
Teenager makes the step up for his second senior motorsport season.
The opening stage of Vodafone Rally de Portugal saw a tie between the Hyundai of Thierry Neuville and the privateer Fiesta WRC of Mads Ostberg with the top six seperated by one second.
Jari-Matti Latvala was quickest in the YPF Rally Argentina Shakedown suggesting that Toyota has the pace to challenge on gravel. The Finn lead a trio of Hyundais which suggests the Korean manufacturer will be in a strong shot of victory.
Thierry Neuville made it four different winners from the first four rounds of the 2017 WRC season with victory on the Che Guevara Energy Drink Tour de Corse.
The Hyundai driver profited from Sébastien Ogier and Kris Meeke’s problems to clinch the win.
The 2015 Red Bull Global Rallycross season proved to be one of the most competitive ever with a record seven different race winners