The 18-year-old spent the morning sitting his economics A-level examination at Bury Grammar School in England, before jetting to Portugal to climb into a Ford Fiesta R2 for a pre-event test. Greensmith is the youngest of 11 entrants in the Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy which begins in Portugal and supports the WRC’s fifth round. And his educational demands meant he missed today’s opening day of recce. “The focus is on getting to the end of the rally and completing the event, then we can push more in Poland,” said the British junior champion. Last season’s runner-up Tom Cave heads the entries after leading every round in 2014 at some point. The 23-year-old Welshman believes the...
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