Advertising The asphalt event will be the finale to an up-and-down season for the Welshman who is targeting a return to top level WRC competition in 2017 after being dropped from M-Sport's World Rally Car squad last year. His WRC 2 season started strongly with wins on the opening two rounds before a dramatic reversal of fortunes slashed his advantage and put his programme in doubt altogether. Despite stage-winning pace on every round, an electrical problem in Argentina, a roll in Portugal and power-steering failures in Poland and Finland allowed Skoda rivals Teemu Suninen and Esapekka Lappi to close right up.Evans currently leads the WRC 2 driver standings on 95 points, two ahead of chief...
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