Monday, 28th April 2008

One to forget for Suzuki.

"Of course I am disappointed not to have finished this event," he added. "You go to every rally wanting to get to the end, chasing the best possible result. Here I had a real feeling that we could get the SX4 WRC high up the order.

"I knew there would be a high rate of attrition on what's going to be one of the hottest rallies of the year, but I was really sad that we were one of the early victims. The good thing is that P-G has shown some pace yesterday, which is an indication of what the SX4 WRC is capable of."

Suzuki team manager Paul Wilding meanwhile also tried to take the positives from what had been a tough weekend.

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"I think the performance which the team has turned in has demonstrated the speed and the potential of the SX4 WRC," he continued.

"We have been able to take a lot of encouragement from this result.

"P-G was under a second per kilometre off the pace of the fastest car yesterday, which demonstrates what the Suzuki SX4 WRC is capable of."

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