The five-time WRC podium finisher will leave M-Sport-Ford
Adrien Fourmaux will join Hyundai to pilot its third entry on a full-time basis in the World Rally Championship next year. The five-time WRC podium finisher’s future has been the subject of speculation having been linked to a move from M-Sport-Ford to the Korean marque for several months. Fourmaux and co-driver Alex Coria will form part of an experienced driver line-up that includes newly-crowned world champion Thierry Neuville and 2019 world champion Ott Tanak.
“As a driver, you’re always looking to grow and push yourself, and this feels like the right step at the right time. Hyundai has had a strong presence in WRC for years, and I’m proud to be a part of that for the future. I’m ready to give my best and see where this journey takes us.
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