Fourmaux’s Fiesta benefits from the latest upgrades, including a new, improved and recently homologated cooling package. He used the new car for the first time to finish second behind M-Sport team-mate Ott Tänak (the Estonian was running the Puma) at last weekend’s Herbst Rallye in Austria.
The youngster is looking forward to demonstrating the Fiesta’s pace in one of the FIA World Rally Championship’s most competitive categories as the series’ penultimate round runs across three countries this week.
Fourmaux said: “It’s a new event for everyone, so it’s a bit of a zero-point, which is a positive.
“We have to keep challenging and developing our pace notes throughout the weekend. It’s nice to have a new Tarmac WRC event, covering three countries, and the roads look to be very different each day.