Has Breen made any comparisons between the Hyundai he has just tested and the C3 he drove last year?
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Has Breen made any comparisons between the Hyundai he has just tested and the C3 he drove last year?
I don't think he is allowed to or specify he is still hoping to get either Hyundai seat or Citroen more reguraly. Remember Mikkelsen spoke only after he signed for two years.Quote:
Originally Posted by greencroft
I believe that Hyundai is developing a new WRC for next season based on the new i20. The road car will be revealed soon.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/m...urt-show-debut
That story is about i10 which is very very small car, way too small for WRC-base.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomhlord
Read it.
It says that a masked modell that was spotted in Europe was actually i20 prototype rather than i10, which they show now.
"A prototype spotted a while ago with less disguise on European roads, thought to be the i10, is now in fact believed to be the larger i20."Quote:
Originally Posted by mknight
That is only single thing which is about i20 (all rest of story and all pictures are i10) and that makes you think: Hyundai is building new WRC, I´m not that good in reading between lines than you are.
"Although she is very physical to drive, it's a car that requires aggressive driving to get the best, I'm enjoying more and more driving in the i20 WRC. Its versatility makes it naturally comfortable on all surfaces and that's important for confidence. I did not hear much Perrine during the run, it changes me Daniel! In my search for the best driving feeling with this car, opportunities are rare to be able to focus only on the road and forget the notes for a moment.
https://www.hyundai.fr/actualites/438
1. Takes from the quoted article:Quote:
Originally Posted by pantealex
- there is a new i10 coming
- there is a new i20 coming
You got it now as well after denying it...
2. tomhlords opinion:
"I believe Hyundai is making a new WRC...
It's his opinion.
I can't believe they would do it for only two more seasons scheduled with the current regulations. Would FIA even allow new models anymore?Quote:
Originally Posted by tomhlord
Well, they created one car for one year only in 2016.