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The Belgian driver Tierry Neuville, together with his co-driver Nicolas Gilsoul, have a difficult weekend, but they remain as leaders Marmaris, Turkey , September 16, 2018. - In the FIA ​​World Rally Championship (WRC), you have to be prepared to face even the most adverse scenarios, and this is how the Turkish Rally was presented. It was definitely one of the toughest of the season for the Hyundai Shell Mobis team. Despite all the drama, the duo of New Zealander Hayden Paddon and Briton Sebastian Marshall left unharmed to claim their first podium of Although all eyes were on the battle for the championship, the car with the number 6 followed an intelligent approach to ensure the tenth podium for Hyundai so far this championship. We adopted a particular strategy that required us to stay and be patient, Hayden said. It gave us a good result and we received the reward with the third position. We had not been on the podium for a long time! Having led the rally on three different occasions, a fifth place for the Norwegians Andreas Mikkelsen and Anders Jaeger The fifth position is not what we wanted, nor what we are capable of , commented Andreas. It was important for us to finish the rally with a safe and intelligent performance. We needed to secure points for the manufacturers' championship. We lost The pair of Thierry Neuville and Nicolas Gilsoul also had bad luck not to be able to take the victory despite going to the head at the end of Friday and having to leave on Saturday. Even so, the Belgian crew offered an impressive performance in the Power Stage to rescue five points for the Drivers' Championship and add valuable units for a disappointing weekend. I left at full speed and I could not have done more, explained Thierry. We are fighting for the championship against some very tough opponents. To be honest, I think we should have taken the victory this weekend. I'm disappointed,