Hayden Paddon says claiming the leading Hyundai role at the Tour de Corse came as 'a nice surprise' and has been filled with confidence to charge into the closing rounds of the 2015 World Rally Championship. The New Zealand driver mastered another impressive drive for Hyundai Motorsport to claim a second consecutive fifth place finish in WRC, to leapfrog Ott Tanak and Dani Sordo in the standings' into eighth. Paddon recovered from a tricky opening to the event in Corsica to climb up the order into fifth. “I'm really happy with how the weekend's progressed,” Paddon said. “Having been 15th after the first stage, we would never have thought that we'd get into the top five come the end...
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