🗣️'Sunday doesn’t work.' HMSGOfficial boss Cyril Abiteboul is calling for change ahead of a meeting with the WRC promoters ⬇️
Hyundai boss Cyril Abiteboul has called for a review of the World Rally Championship event format ahead of a meeting with the series’ promoter to discuss the championship’s future.Abiteboul believes the championship's event format can be improved to increase its appeal for teams, drivers and fans.
“I think it is not a big add to the cost and it is quite easy to make a tyre fitting zone before the Power Stage. “I think Sunday doesn’t work. I do not believe myself that only small fixes will address the problem that we have with Sunday." he said.
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