"Sardinia though was a very positive experience for both myself and the whole team so our aim is to repeat that in Greece. I'll just be taking it carefully and driving around the biggest rocks.
"It's never the easiest event and I’ve had some very different experiences of the Acropolis, but I think for any driver - actually, for the whole team - it's a real challenge."
Production WRC:
Round 3.
Jari Ketomaa currently leads the way in the Production World Rally Championship, following his second place finish in Sweden and a third place finish in Argentina, the last round in the series, back at the end of March.
The Finn will however, have his work cut to hang onto top spot this weekend, as all of the PWRC runners - except one - have nominated the Acropolis to score points on. There are also two 'guest' entries, boosting the total number of drivers' in the category to 29.
Ketomaa is still aiming high though and despite his inexperience wants a top-four finish: "The rally will be interesting for sure. The conditions are new for me, compared to rallies like those of Finland and Sweden. I am looking forward to the event," he noted.
"I would like to be in the top four, but let’s see first what the speed will be, how we can get on and how the car handles, because obviously the roads are rougher compared to what I’m used to. This stage was good but we have to be careful not to break the car."
Andreas Aigner won last time out, taking his maiden win in the PWRC and he lies joint second in the PWRC drivers' championship, 4 points further back, just like Juho Hanninen, who won the first round.
"We are coming to Greece with loads of confidence. I can’t wait for the rally, last year’s result [when I finished second] is giving me all the extra motivation I need," noted Aigner.
"The forthcoming pair of races, starting in Greece and then in Turkey are of absolutely huge importance to me. I want to pick up some important points for the team in both places."
