Thierry Neuville has raised concerns about Hyundai’s future in the World Rally Championship (WRC), fueling speculation about an internal rupture within the team. The Belgian driver, who has been a key figure in Hyundai’s WRC program since 2014, recently expressed uncertainty about the manufacturer’s long-term commitment to the sport. His remarks have sparked intense discussions among fans and analysts.

Neuville’s frustration reportedly stems from Hyundai’s recent management changes and ongoing rumors about a potential withdrawal from WRC after the 2025 season. The departure of Christian Loriaux, a key figure in Hyundai’s rally operations, has only added to the uncertainty. While Neuville has signed a contract extension through 2025, he admitted that his future beyond that remains unclear.

Despite the concerns, Neuville remains determined to fight for Hyundai’s continued presence in WRC. He emphasized the importance of the 2027 regulations, stating that they could provide a strong platform for manufacturers like Hyundai. However, he acknowledged that the final decision is out of his hands, leaving fans wondering whether Hyundai will remain in the championship or shift its focus elsewhere.

As the WRC season progresses, all eyes will be on Hyundai’s next moves. Will the manufacturer reaffirm its commitment to rallying, or will Neuville’s concerns prove justified? The uncertainty surrounding Hyundai’s future has created a tense atmosphere within the team, making the upcoming races even more crucial for its long-term plans.