Hayden Paddon says he's happy to attack Rallye Monte Carlo in the older generation of the Hyundai i20 WRC machine for his maiden outing at the event, as he begins his first full World Rally Championship campaign. The New Zealander impressed for Hyundai last year after competing in every event expect for the season-opening Rallye Monte Carlo and was also entered in three rallies in the manufacturer squad. For 2016, Paddon has been handed a full WRC campaign for Hyundai with the Korean manufacturer deploying at rotation policy between its three drivers – Paddon, Dani Sordo and Thierry Neuville – for the manufacturer slots and the 28-year-old will start 2016 in the second string team....
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