Autosport is reporting that Dani Sordo will sign another part-time deal with South Korean manufacturer, Hyundai.
In the report out today, it explains that the only thing holding the deal up was the calendar.
"Dani's had one of his best years, maybe even his best," Team Principal Michel Nandan said.
"He has been really strong and fast all of the time. He's as motivated as he's ever been."
This leaves Hyundai with deals for Thierry Neuville, Andreas Mikkelsen and Dani Sordo, with Hayden Paddon the only driver unsigned from their 2018 lineup.
There has been much conjecture around Paddon's plans as many think he will switch camps and sign with M-Sport.
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This leaves Hyundai with deals for Thierry Neuville, Andreas Mikkelsen and Dani Sordo, with Hayden Paddon the only driver unsigned from their 2018 lineup.
There has been much conjecture around Paddon's plans as many think he will switch camps and sign with M-Sport.
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