Hyundai Motorsport N braced to brave Belgium

Hyundai Motorsport N are on a mission for more points at the fourth round of the FIA ETCR eTouring Car World Cup as they head to the circuit on the calendar nearest to their home base with four drivers who have previous experience of Zolder. As all four drivers have previously competed at the 4.010km Circuit Zolder, the team is looking to leverage this to claim its first King of the Weekend title of the season. The track offers a complex mix of high and slow-speed corners, high kerbs, and heavy braking zones, meaning previous experience will be invaluable across the weekend.

Ad/> For stand-out performer on debut last time out in Jarama, Nicky Catsburg views the Belgian track as somewhere akin to a home race. FIA ETCRSustainability Saturday: FIA ETCR leaves its mark post Pau02/07/2022 AT 07:06 “Race BE almost feels like a home event for me, as I’ve raced there quite a lot and it is not far from where I live,” said the Dutchman, who claimed a victory on his debut in the series in his Semi Final in Spain. “In general, this weekend should be easier for me because I have one event under my belt now, so it will take less time to adjust and find a rhythm with the Hyundai Veloster N ETCR.

My learning curve is by no means over, but I’m feeling more and more comfortable in the car with every lap. I’m looking forward to the event and will attempt to put myself at the front from the start. I will have some friends and family there to support me, so I can’t wait to battle in front of them.” Mikel Azcona remains third in the drivers’ classification while the team was the second highest-scoring manufacturer in Jarama.

“I can’t wait to race at Circuit Zolder,” said Azcona. “I previously raced there two years ago in FIA WTCR. It’s a very