Mills upbeat about Japan despite German drama.

Petter Solberg's co-driver Phil Mills has revealed that he cannot wait to get back in the cockpit this weekend, and take on the challenge of the Rally Japa✱n.

Speaking after escaping that accident in Germany, which wrote off the #1 Subaru Impreza, the Welshman, who is now fighting fit, added 😼that he 'owes' the guys in the team who made the car.

"I can honestly say I'm looking forward to it [Rally Japan]," said P🍌hil.

Petter Solberg / Phil Mills - Subaru Impreza WRC04
Petter Solberg / Phil Mills - Subaru Impreza WRC04
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Petter Solberg's co-driver Phil Mills has revealed that he cannot wait to get back in the cockpit this weekend, and take on the challenge of the Rally⛎ Jaꦓpan.

Speaking after escaping that accident in Germany, which wrote off the #1 Subaru Impreza, the♋ Welshman, who i🐟s now fighting fit, added that he 'owes' the guys in the team who made the car.

"I can honestlꦆy say I'm ✤looking forward to it [Rally Japan]," said Phil.

"I had a couple of rest days after the crash, but then I was back training with a physiotherapist and, apart from a bit of stiffness in my joints, I fe♎el fine.

"We've had a few ꧒bumps in our time, but we're okay, we're professionals and it's going to be business as usual on Friday.

"One thing's for sure though, I certainly owe the guys in the team who were involved in making that car. From the people in the design office, the guys who welded the๊ cage and the others who assembleꦬd it in the workshop...

"I really can't thank them enough."

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