Hyundai has become the first team to reveal the 2017-spec car it will contest the upcoming WRC season with, the New Generation i20. The 2017 WRC season will see a new set of regulations applied, which will increase the importance of aerodynamics and mechanical grip as well as engine power. As a result, apart from taking part in the regular season, Hyundai has taken on a testing programme for the newly-built car this year. The team will kick off the season with an unchanged driver line-up as Hayden Paddon and Dani Sordo both signed new contracts committing them to the Korean manufacturer until the end of 2018. Although Thierry Neuville was strongly linked with a move to Citroen, the Belgian...
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