Thierry Neuville says his front suspension break is the “sort of back luck in the World🃏 Rally Championship” as he sees his world title dreams take a near-fatal hit with two rounds remainin✤g.

The Hyundai Motorsport driver had entered Rally de Espana with a 17-point deficit to WRC leader Sebastien Ogier and despite struggling down in fifth place at the start of the final day of ru🃏nning the Belgium driver saw his event end prematurely with broken front suspension sus♛tained on SS16.

Coupled with Ogier’s second place in Spain 💟and his three bonus points on the Power Stage Neuville now trails the defending champion by 38 points with a maximum ofꦚ 60 points left to score from Wales Rally GB and Rally Australia, while he has also slipped behind Ott Tanak by a single point.

Despite his disappointment, Neuville has accept the result and is keen to quickly move on at Wales Rally GB 𒁏after fai🐭ling to score points for the second consecutive round after missing out at Rally Germany.

“We are obviously hugely disappointed, but at the same time this sort of bad luck is part of the game🥂 in the World Rally Championship,” Neuville said. “After our problems on Saturday, we were pushing hard 🌠this morning to make up time.

“Unfortunately, I turned a bit too tightly in a slow corner in SS16 and hit something that damaged the wheel, and caused the front suspensio🌳n to break. That was it, gamꦍe over.

“Of course, this result make𓆏s things much more difficult in the Drivers’ Championship, but we h♑ave to keep both feet on the ground.

title, we won't give up. Will fight hard & hopefully have a strong end of season.

— Thierry Neuville (@thierryneuville)