All that was missing was them. After Toyota, with Sébastien Ogier, Kalle Rovanperä and Elfyn Evans, and Hyundai with among others its world champion Thierry Neuville and its new recruit Adrien Fourmaux, M-Sport began its tests for the 2025 Monte-Carlo Rally (22- January 26).
The English team worked in the same area as Hyundai in recent days but on dry pavement, unlike the competition who had to deal with snow or even soggy asphalt. For M-Sport, which drove a Ford Puma without livery, it was Grégoire Munster, about to compete in his second full season in the WRC, who launched the hostilities. Josh McErlean, newly promoted to Rally1, will also take the wheel of the Puma before his big debut in the big leagues.
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