Hyundai Motorsport remained in strong form after Day 2 at Kennards Hire Rally Australia 2016. Kiwi Hayden Paddon and co-driver John Kennard have moved up to third overall, only 12 seconds behind leader Andreas Mikkelsen. All three Hyundai drivers recorded strong days, with Paddon winning the opening stage at Nambucca. This pushed him up to third overall, with a further stage win for Thierry Neuville to keep him in contention. Hayden Paddon closed in on the Volkswagon drivers after issues for Mikkelsen.“It’s been a good day. We started well with the stage win through Nambucca, which set a positive tone. There was a lot of dust coming into the car on those first stages. It was a bit of a...
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