The Korean marque is not ready to deploy its upgraded i20 N Rally1 car
Hyundai will delay the debut of its upgraded World Rally Championship challenger after electing to run its 2024-specification car in next month's Monte Carlo season opener. The Korean manufacturer had planned to homologate a practically all-new version of its i20 N Rally1 for next year before plans were abandoned amid uncertainty over the 2025 regulations.
Cyril Abiteboul, Team principal Hyundai World Rally Team Photo by: Austral / Hyundai Motorsport “There has been a lot of work going in and we still believe there is good potential in the car and obviously we are very limited in terms of the mileage that we can cover or that has been covered with the car,” Hyundai team principal Cyril Abiteboul told Motorsport.com.
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