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Heart and Seoul

‘To win the World Rally Championship you have to be competitive on every event and we are working to make the Hyundai i20 fast everywhere’

Hyundai has done quite well in the World Rally Championship since it entered in 2014. For the past three years it has finished in second place in both the manufacturers’ and drivers’ standings, winning 11 rallies along the way. But for a global corporation the size of Hyundai, second is simply not good enough.

Something had to change then. So out went Michel Nandan, who had masterminded Hyundai’s entry into the WRC and the setting up of the Hyundai Motorsport headquarters in Alzenau, Germany, and in came Andrea Adamo to take his place as team director, the man

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