Thierry Neuville doesn’t plan to alter his approach as he aims to seal a maiden WRC title at the Central European Rally
Thierry Neuville doesn’t need any advice and knows “what he needs to do” to take a maiden World Rally Championship title this weekend, according to Hyundai boss Cyril Abiteboul. Neuville heads into this weekend's penultimate round of the season in Central Europe knowing he will claim rallying’s ultimate prize if he extends his 29-point lead beyond 30 points.
Thierry Neuville, Martijn Wydaeghe, Hyundai World Rally Team Hyundai i20 N Rally1 Photo by: Vincent Thuillier / Hyundai Motorsport “Let's not try to win at any cost or to outscore everyone at any cost. Let's do what we've been doing so far and it's a long game. We've been playing the long game actually quite a while and we should not stop at the last moment.
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