An upgrade to the suspension of his Ford Puma has given Tanak renewed hope ahead of this weekend's Rally Sardinia. WRC
Ott Tänak, Martin Järveoja, M-Sport Ford World Rally Team Ford Puma Rally1"Everything that happened last year is last year," added Tanak."We are now one year forward and everything has changed. In motorsport nobody stands still so let's see."Hyundai will join M-Sport in trialling something new in Sardinia which team principal Cyril Abiteboul has labelled as"measured gambling".
"I feel in Portugal we were missing a bit of pace compared to Toyota so I wanted to try something to make it better. If it doesn't work then we can go back to the logical set-up which we know. It is risky but it is worth a try." "We have been testing and we have had quite a successful couple of test campaigns, one before Portugal and one before here," Abiteboul told Motorsport.com.Photo by: Fabien Dufour / Hyundai Motorsport
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