Future WRC star knows nothing about his future for 2025

says that He has “no idea” about his future In after impressing in his three Rally1 appearances this year.

The 2023 European rally vice-champion underlined his status as a rising star during his appearances in the premier rally category thanks to a program from the structure which was partially financed by the promoter of the WRC.

The reputation of Séks As a future talent, she was bolstered by a fifth place in Poland on her WRC debut, before taking her first stage victory in Latvia, en route to a likely third place before a mechanical problem affects his Puma in the last stage.

Last weekend, the 25-year-old made his third Rally1 appearance at Rally Chile, driving a non-hybrid Ford Puma in a test he had never taken part in before.

This rally gave him valuable lessons after suffering a double puncture in the second special. Having only one spare wheel, Sesks and his co-driver Renars Francis were forced to retire.

The pair produced an impeccable rally on Saturday and Sunday’s stages, despite a sudden rear wing failure on the penultimate stage, recording crucial kilometers in Rally1.

“If you had told me I was going to drive a Rally1 car three times this year, I wouldn’t have believed it,” Sesks said. “Coming to South America for the first time and driving this car was incredible.”

“It’s been quite a challenge; the first two outings went pretty well, I would say from a riding point of view, but this one was a big challenge and there was a lot to learn. We learned a lot for the future and now we know how to manage WRC rallies that we don’t know.

Sesks’ three appearances impressed the management of M-Sport at a time when they have yet to confirm their crew for next year.

The main engine of M-SportAdrien Fourmauxis at the center of thesilly season” of the WRC, after being linked to Hyundai Motorsport.

Asked about his WRC future, Sesks said: “I really have no idea. We did this rally and I don’t know what will happen next. We are ready to take advantage of any opportunity. It depends on how, when and what we can do in the future.

The director of the M-Sport team, Richard Millerwas eager to see how Sesks performed on unfamiliar roads and said the rookie did a “great job” given the circumstances.

“For Martins and Renars, I guess it wasn’t what they expected,” Millener said.

“A small mistake with big consequences on Friday and a difficult final stage without a rear wing, but they did a great job and had a feel for the experience they need to reach the top of the WRC – one of the main reasons why we brought them here,” he concluded.