Belgian driver, Thierry Neuville, has kept his donation promise at each event, donating to an Estonian children's foundation.
Neuville is donating to a charity in the host country of each WRC event this season and continued such donations at the weekend.
"Thanks Rally Estonia for the warm welcome and the top organization this weekend," Neuville said.Despite having a bad weekend behind the wheel, Neuville was more than happy to make the donation for sick children."Following the rally, I’m happy to donate 2,000 Euros to the Tartu Ülikooli Kliinikumi Lastefond association who is doing a truly amazing job to help the sick children in need of treatment," he added.
Neuville is now on the back foot in terms of the championship battle but is on the front foot to make a difference in the community.
https://twitter.com/thierryneuville/status/1302997268824555521
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