“I’m
very sorry to say that I can’t do the rally. Rallye Deutschland is
such a great rally with great fans and super stages that suites me
well. But the whole team PS Engineering is working hard to get us
back on track in France [the next S-WRC round].”
Brynildsen
was due to take part in his Skoda Fabia S2000, but after his crash in
Finland, where he hit a bank & rolled at high speed, his car
proved to be too badly damaged to be able to take part in the German
round of the WRC.
“I
was just too fast and missed the line - it was a driving mistake,”
said Brynildsen. “Before we have had some technical problems and in
Finland I was starting to do well until I did the mistake. It was
quite a hard impact but we have a lot of protection so it was not too
bad.”
Even
though he has had a tough season on-board the PS Engineering-run car,
Byrnildsen is still optimistic he can make a come-back, even if he is
70 points adrift of series leader Juho Hanninen.
“The
season so far hasn’t been what we believed it would be before we
started. But I really believe we can come back because I do get great
help and motivation from my boss Petter Solberg. With the speed we
have proved when everything is working I believe we’ll be back. A
hard life is only temporary and I hope there will be light at the end
of the tunnel.”
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