The Frenchman has been busy over the off-season settling into his new WRC home
New Hyundai signing Adrien Fourmaux says he already feels “quite comfortable” within his new World Rally Championship surroundings heading into next week’s Monte Carlo season opener. Fourmaux emerged as the key player in the driver market after deciding to move from M-Sport-Ford to Hyundai, where he will pilot the Korean marque’s third i20 N Rally1 entry on a full-time basis.
You would always like to try more as there are so many different conditions. Adrien Fourmaux, Hyundai World Rally Team Photo by: Vincent Thuillier / Hyundai Motorsport 'I really appreciate the team put me in a good position to get confidence in the car before Christmas, and also we did two days of testing in Finland with the new car on snow, so I have driven quite a lot in December with the car. “I think you always need a rally to feel comfortable.
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