Hyundai is reviewing its 2023 WRC driver line-up, with speculation linking Tanak with a move to M-Sport. Full story:
Although Tanak has a contract with Hyundai for next year, speculation regarding his future at the operation has gathered momentum despite the Estonian winning in Sardinia, Finland and Belgium this season.
Asked if he would be driving for Hyundai next year following the team orders decision, Tanak offered a cryptic"we'll see next year," as his reply. While Moncet understood Tanak's frustrations regarding the team orders decision in Greece, when asked if he expected the driver to remain with the team next year, he told Motorsport.com:"We have a contact with him and we will discuss with him about the future like we do with all of our drivers. This is normal.When pressed further regarding the future of Solberg at the team next season, Moncet replied:"We are looking at all the options for next year I cannot tell you much more.
Tanak has previous history with the Ford squad, having made his WRC debut with the team in 2011 and finished third in the 2017 standings before joining Toyota at the end of the season.
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