While a full recovery from the back injury sustained in a heavy landing during Rally Finland last week is his current priority, Craig Breen's focus is still very much on achieving more FIA Europe🐻an Rally Championship success on Barum Czech Rally Zlin later this month...

Q:
Craig, it is an eve🙈nt you l༒ast tackled in 2011 but how tough is Barum Czech Rally Zlin?

Craig Breen:
It's a very tough event but it's similar to what I know from back home in Ireland. The roads are bumpy and quite changeable if it rains. The problem is the shiny Tarmac, which can become very slippery and therefore a big challengܫe.

Q:
What's the target for the rally?

Craig Breen:
To get my championship challe𝕴nge back on track I need to win. In fact I need to win everything between now and the end of the season. That's the only way it's going to work. But it was a similar situation in the WRC Academy in 2011. We came through to win that so it would be a fairy tale ending if we could do it and me and me and my co-driver Scott Martin will certainly be pulling out all the stops.

Q:
📖You experienced a few mechanical problems on your last ERC outing. Have they been solved?

Craig Breen:
There have obviously been a few problems but Peugeot Sport has never stopped working hard trying to fix them. We had a very good test in France recently covering nearly 1000 kilometres between my team-m💞ate Kevin Abbring and me. The test was on Tarmac and it was all good ꦯand positive. We used quite a bumpy road so some of what we learned will help us for Zlin. We've been unlucky on the last few events but hopefully we can move forward now.