Toyota struggled at gravel rallies in the WRC last year, but Kalle Rovanpera feels the GR Yaris is 'definitely better' on this terrain following a successful test in Spain.
Rough gravel rallies proved to be a weakness for the GR Yaris last year in an otherwise dominant 2022 campaign for the Japanese marque that resulted in a drivers’ and constructors’ title double.
Reflecting on the performance of the GR Yaris, world champion Rovanpera is convinced the car is better than the version he drove on gravel last year.“We were not on the pace on this kind of rough gravel conditions and everybody has been doing a lot of work to improve the car, and it has been nice to see already that the car is definitely better in these kind of conditions.
after finishing second in Monte Carlo and fourth in Sweden, the latter result arriving following a difficult run at the snow event.
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