
- Crew will be targeting a return to form after disappointing Estonia
- Neuville currently holds fifth in the drivers’ standings
- Victory in Estonia moved Tänak up to third in the drivers’ championship
- Previous winner of Rally Turkey in 2018
- French-Monegasque crew return for first WRC event since Rallye Monte-Carlo
- Three previous Turkey wins but never competed on stages in the Marmaris-based event
- The 2020 edition of Rally Turkey will take place over three days, starting with 25km of action on Friday evening - Içmeler (13.90km) and Gökce (11.32km)
- The action heats up on Saturday with 107km of competitive stages across two loops of three tests - Yesibelde (31.79km), Datça (8.75km) and Kizlan (13.15km) - separated by lunchtime service
- Sunday will be far from a straight-forward finish to the rally with the longest individual stage of the event, Çetibeli (38.15km), followed by the shorter Marmaris (7.05km). The loop will be run twice, giving crews 90km of demanding stages on the final day - culminating in the Power Stage where extra points will be available for the five fastest drivers.
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