Latvala out to win Rally Sweden once again 10 years after his first WRC victory. Jari-Matti Latvala believes he can celebrate the 10th anniversary of his first WRC victory by claiming a fifth Rally Sweden win this week. The Flying Finn flew to top spot in only his second rally with the works Ford squad in
Here’s a great video from the folks at the WRC where we get to hear the top drivers talk about next week’s Rally Sweden. Don’t forget to check out the action at WRC+ ALL Live… Rally Sweden Preview! from Rally Promoter Association on Vimeo. ©Red Bull Media House
Non-Profit Group Plans to Bring The Best Rally Teams in the World to Canada February 8, 2018 – Calgary, AB, Canada – The Rally Promoter Association of Canada (RPAC) is pleased to publically launch our efforts to bring a round of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) to Canada. The project will eventually bring world
Séb Ogier couldn’t have won without his ice-note crew. But who exactly are they? See that patch of ice? Yes, the one the sun’s just starting to catch the corner of. The ambient temperature is -2°C and I need to know whether that ice will be melted in precisely one hour. Tell me now. Now. Welcome
Here’s a quick look at what to expect from the upcoming Rally Sweden, the second round of the FIA World Rally Championship.
Frenchman holds off Tänak for home win at Rallye Monte-Carlo season opener. Defending FIA World Rally Champion Sébastien Ogier has made the perfect start to his bid to clinch a sixth drivers’ crown by mastering the elements to clinch his fifth Rallye Monte-Carlo in a row on home soil. The M-Sport man began the final day of
Estonian hot on tail of Frenchman heading into Rallye Monte-Carlo finale. Sébastien Ogier is just four speed tests away from a popular home WRC victory at Rallye Monte-Carlo, but the Frenchman will need to hold his nerve in the Sunday finale after impressive Toyota debutant Ott Tänak kept him on his toes throughout Saturday. Ogier and
Lucky Frenchman keeps Tänak and Sordo at bay during WRC season opener. Rallye Monte-Carlo master Sébastien Ogier escaped an uncharacteristic second error to remain on target for a fifth consecutive WRC win on Friday night. He spun his Ford Fiesta into a ditch on Friday’s penultimate speed test and watched his lead of almost 40sec dwindle as
Red Bull Content Pool World champion Sébastien Ogier recovered from a spin on the opening stage at Rallye Monte-Carlo on Thursday night to secure a handy 17.3sec lead heading into day two. A number of his rivals weren’t quite so lucky as patches of black ice and snow shook up the early leaderboard. The Frenchman, who was
Red Bull Content Pool Sébastien Ogier will begin his push for a sixth consecutive FIA World Rally Championship title on home ground tomorrow (Thursday) at Rallye Monte-Carlo [25-28 January]. The iconic winter asphalt rally is the first of 13 events on the 2018 calendar and has special significance for Ogier, who was born near the host
