Thierry Neuville expressed dissatisfaction with the Hankook control tyres in the World Rally Championship, stating they are not meeting the required standard following tire issues at Acropolis Rally Greece. Despite leading initially, Neuville faced punctures and dropped to eighth place, facing challenges similar to other Rally1 drivers navigating the gravel stages. Neuville’s struggles continued with punctures affecting his performance, yet he managed to climb to seventh overall. Neuville highlighted tire problems as a significant issue, emphasizing the impact on competition and luck determining outcomes. Hankook, the new control tyre supplier for WRC, faced its toughest test at Acropolis, presenting durability challenges in rough conditions. In response to Neuville’s concerns, Hankook acknowledged the frustrations and recognized the demanding nature of the event, pledging to address any shortcomings moving forward.
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