Crews


World Rally Championship

Ever wondered what makes a WRC crew such a potent partnership? We caught up with each of our driving duos to find out more about them as individuals and what makes them work so well as a team. Discover all about their careers so far, as well as their hobbies and highlights right here.

Thierry & Martijn

Thierry & Martijn

2024 WRC drivers’ and co-drivers’ champions Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe return to Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team for 2025. The Belgian duo’s championship triumphs marked our first-ever drivers’ and co-drivers' titles, with the crew leading the standings after every single round in 2024. Thierry has been with our team since the beginning,  so it’s safe to say he knows us inside-out. Alongside our inaugural drivers’ and co-drivers’ titles, his hard work throughout his time with us helped us to attain two manufacturers’ titles in WRC. His partnership with Martijn, has proved to be incredibly successful, yielding eight victories and 26 podiums in the first five years together.

Ott & Martin

Ott & Martin

Estonian duo Ott Tänak and Martin Järveoja are determined to build on their strong performances and title fight in 2024 this year. With nine seasons together under their belts, the pair has proven their ability to master every surface, claiming an impressive 133 stage wins in Hyundai colours. Their journey with us has been full of standout moments, including a pivotal home soil victory and three other podiums in 2020 that helped secure the manufacturers’ title. Those achievements set the tone for a partnership defined by resilience and success. As they return to the #8 Rally1 car for 2025, Ott and Martin’s hunger for the sport’s top accolades burns brighter than ever.

Adrien & Alexandre

Adrien & Alexandre

French crew Adrien Fourmaux and Alexandre Coria will make their Hyundai Motorsport debut at the start of the 2025 season. The duo began their partnership in 2021 and haven’t looked back since. While their first full Rally1 season ended in frustration, they used 2023 to remind the rallying world of their rising stars status – winning the British Rally Championship title with five victories. This earned them a return to the pinnacle of rallying in 2024, where the crew impressed with a number of strong results. Their debut WRC podium came in Rally Sweden, and the pair went on to score four more in Kenya, Poland, Finland and Japan. Their arrival brings fresh energy and determination as we look to challenge for more victories in the upcoming season.

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