The Hyundai rally team is grappling with ongoing doubts about the sustainability of its high-performance racing program. This issue has been a topic of discussion for several years, but concrete actions to boost performance have yet to be seen. In the previous season, the team notably fell short against its main rival, Toyota, and this trend appears to have continued into the current season without signs of improvement.

Despite the team's efforts, the development has stalled, raising concerns among fans and stakeholders. The promises of enhancement that were anticipated at the beginning of the season have not materialized, and the competitive gap with Toyota remains significant. This stagnation not only impacts the team's reputation but also the morale of its drivers and technical staff, as the pressure mounts to deliver results that are increasingly elusive.

As the rally season progresses, it remains critical for the Hyundai team to address these performance issues swiftly to remain competitive. Failure to improve could lead to a re-evaluation of their strategies and investments in the sport. The looming doubts pose a risk not just to their chances of winning, but also to their long-term viability in the rally racing landscape.