This week’s Rally Guanajuato Mexico (3 - 6 March) will be only the eighth gravel rally of the Frenchman’s career. His previous dirt outings came in a Peugeot 208 R2 car in his home country in 2014 and four rounds of the WRC 2 championship last season in a Ford Fiesta R5. But the 28-year-old is not feeling under pressure ahead of his third start in a Fiesta RS WRC with the M-Sport squad, despite crashing into a tree at Rallye Monte-Carlo and rolling heavily at Rally Sweden. “Malcolm (Wilson, team boss) has told me everything is OK. He said it wasn’t good not to finish the first two rallies, but told me to forget the bad results and concentrate on the future. His support has helped...
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