🗣️ 'If you try to copy someone else it is very hard to do' Elfyn Evans says he doesn't need to reinvent his approach to the WRC after a difficult 2022 to date ⬇️
The runner-up for the past two seasons heads into this weekend’s penultimate round of the year in Spain facing a victory drought of more than a year, with his last success arriving at Rally Finland in early October last year.
Reflecting on his year, Evans says he cannot pinpoint his results on misfortune and says he needs to adapt better to the Rally1 cars heading into next season, but ruled out wholesale changes to his driving style. “Later in the year I think the performances have been much better and stronger, but overall the season has been really quite a bad one for many different reasons.
“I think he [Kalle] was able to extract the performance from the car immediately. After Monte Carlo he really took off with the car and for me it was a much more difficult start and then things got really difficult for a few events after that, and then we started to build again.“There are areas where he is better but we have been in this position before with Seb [Ogier] back at M-Sport.
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