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Hyundai Motorsport has today unveiled its Hyundai i20 Coupe WRC, a brand new car with which the team will compete in the 2017 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC).

At the conclusion of Rally Australia, the final round of the FIA World Rally Championship, the stars of the show were honoured at a glamorous gala in Sydney, the capital city of New South Wales, marking the end to a dramatic and exciting WRC season.

Michel Nandan, Team Principal at Hyundai Motorsport, talks about some of the changes in the Technical Regulations for 2017 as the team looks forward to another successful season in the FIA World Rally Championship.

During a period of unprecedented collaboration, led by the FIA and with the Global Institute for Motor Sport Safety and the manufacturers involved in the FIA World Rally Championship, even further enhancements have been made to make rally cars ever safer. The resulting safety package for the dynamic all-new era World Rally Cars has, as such, set new standards in the sport.

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WRC - 2016 Rallye de France - Saturday midday report

Sebastien Ogier has built an impressive lead, blizting the opposition in the Tour de Corse as he fights for a fourth consecutive World title.

Today, at the Paris Motor Show, Toyota unveilled the 2017 Yaris WRC Test Car and announced it will partnership with Microsoft

Hyundai Motorsport today presented a preview of its 2017 WRC challenger which will make its competitive debut in next season’s FIA World Rally Championship.