Hyundai WRT

**wyler** · Yesterday, 12:00

Originally Posted by saco0o

what about brandon semenuk? we dont pay much attention in the american series but this fella looks to be a good one

no experience of the wrc context, very hard to go for the points in a top team. would need a year - at least- of adaptation in a wrc2/2nd team...

**focus206** · Yesterday, 12:07

Originally Posted by saco0o

what about brandon semenuk? we dont pay much attention in the american series but this fella looks to be a good one

He has almost no Rally2 experience, nobody would consider him for Rally1. There are plenty of national series heroes around the world that are nowhere on international level. He would be welcome in WRC2 though.

Sordo never got a WRC farewell rally, he would deserve at least one in 2026 (if he cares about it).

**mknight** · Yesterday, 14:06

Originally Posted by TypeR

Why would they bring back some old guys, who haven't driven quite a long time and know they can't set top times with hyundai..

This comment makes little sense.

The three 2024 Hyundai drivers all won stages, led a rally and got a win and two podiums. In sum they got more points than Fourmaux this season from same number of events and the results are better as well (win, second and third vs third places). Competition is not exactly same this year as last, but it's the only way to compare and the most recent too.

For Paddon he did set top times in WRC Hyundai, but not Rally1. For Meeke we don't know if he can set top times in Hyundai.

**becher** · Yesterday, 14:13

Originally Posted by saco0o

what about brandon semenuk? we dont pay much attention in the american series but this fella looks to be a good one

The american championship is "village" level.

**dimviii** · Yesterday, 16:50

Semenuk participated at Finish rally and was very fast among the locals.

**WRCStan** · Yesterday, 17:25

Originally Posted by Andre Oliveira

16 Adrien Fourmaux / Alexandre Coria Hyundai i20 N Rally1 Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT

Source please?

**deephouse** · Yesterday, 20:35

Originally Posted by mknight

This comment makes little sense.

The three 2024 Hyundai drivers all won stages, led a rally and got a win and two podiums. In sum they got more points than Fourmaux this season from same number of events and the results are better as well (win, second and third vs third places). Competition is not exactly same this year as last, but it's the only way to compare and the most recent too.

For Paddon he did set top times in WRC Hyundai, but not Rally1. For Meeke we don't know if he can set top times in Hyundai.

What Hyundai's biggest mistake this year is that they didn't bring fourth car to the table and just talk about it constantly. You just can't compete against 5/6 rival cars with 3 and not expecting some of those 3 will not hit the troubles in that fragile car. You just can't. I know it's partly also Toyota a little devil here who keep expanding their lineup, when obviously both other teams isn't capable of running extra cars (I'm mocking out of Hyundai's budget here and taking out M-Sport out of context).

**flat_right** · Yesterday, 22:53

Originally Posted by WRCStan

Source please?

… with Thierry and Adrien, I think we’ve got two drivers now that are able to be consistently on the podium.

https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/hyund...-out-for-2026/

**CeskyOndra** · Yesterday, 23:06

Would love to see Gryazin in Rally1! I think he is capable of driving the top machinery and he is quite an unique driver, which could fit with i20n perfectly.