Dani Sordo, who behind Jari-Matti Latvala is the second most experienced active WRC driver, has told his Spanish media colleagues the seven events he is to enter in 2018.
These are Monte Carlo, Mexico, Corsica, Argentina, Portugal, Germany and Catalunya, a list which includes all the asphalt events.
On account of the unexpected mid-season arrival in the team of a fourth driver, Andreas Mikkelsen (winner so far of three WRC rallies), who will be a permanent teammate to Thierry Neuville (6), the team declared that Sordo and Hayden Paddon (each with one win) would share entries in the 13 round series.
The team has not announced details of any extra events which Sordo and Paddon, full time employed drivers, might enter on other events.
Dani plans to move away from his four year regular co-driver, Marc Marti, and renew his relationship with Carlos Del Barrio.
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These are Monte Carlo, Mexico, Corsica, Argentina, Portugal, Germany and Catalunya, a list which includes all the asphalt events.
