The 2019 world champion heads to his home round off the back of a second retirement from six rounds at Safari Rally Kenya last month. Tanak suffered a broken gear lever and a prop shaft failure, before a power steering issue ultimately ended his rally prematurely.
Despite a series of reliability issues this year, the Estonian sits third in the championship standings, helped by a drought-breaking victory in Sardinia last month and a second place finish on tarmac in Croatia in April.
