The 20-year-old Finn notched up an impressive six benchmark times on his FIA World Rally Championship debut in Estonia last month but a trip into a ditch on day one meant that his impressive pace was not reflected in the overall results.
With Rautio Motorsport team-mate and series leader Roope Korhonen upgrading to R5 machinery for his home fixture, Korhola - who is co-driven by Pekka Kelander - has a chance to set the record straight this week.
Toni Herranen, another fellow Finn, is also one to watch. The youngster, just 19 years old, finished on the podium in Estonia as well as at Vodafone Rally de Portugal earlier this season.