The move arrives following Hyundai driver Thierry Neuville’s comments prior to last weekend’s Rally Portugal where he called for the WRC to “react” after stating that rallying’s top tier is at a critical point and requires change to appeal to fans and attract new manufacturers.
The WRC's senior sporting director Peter Thul says he has carefully read Neuville’s comments and is willing to hear more from the drivers, prompting a push to set up a meeting in Sardinia next month.
