1. Kalle Rovanpera Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
2. Thierry Neuville Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT
3. Sebastien Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
4. Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
5. Ott Tanak Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT
Jack’s Ridge Rallysprint runner-up, Phil Campbell, turned around a frustrating recent run at the televised event and is now looking ahead to his 2021 NZRC campaign with restored confidence.
by Colin Smith
by Luke Whitten
2020 Bathurst 1000 champion, Shane Van Gisbergen, has declared he’d be keen for more rallying entries – if his boss allows it!
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On a day of shrinking stage mileage and shredded tyres, Hayden Paddon raced nearly three minutes clear of his rivals to win the City of Auckland Rally on November 14.
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Hayden Paddon is looking to the eight special stages of Saturday’s City of Auckland Rally to be an enjoyable distraction from his high-pressure schedule of recent months.
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by Peter Whitten
Expat Queenslander John Spencer created a little history when he finished the Lawrence Rally, south of Dunedin, last weekend.
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by Supplied
One of the world’s first EV rally cars, based on the Hyundai Kona, has been revealed by Paddon Rallysport (PRG) at Hyundai Motors New Zealand in Auckland.
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New Zealand Rally Champion, Ben Hunt, is keen to put the hard work of last summer to its first competitive test in the City of Auckland Rally next weekend.
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Robbie Stokes and Josh Marston both had reason for Sunday evening celebrations after the Lone Star Rally of Canterbury.
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The only rally title to survive in New Zealand’s COVID-19 shortened competition calendar will be decided on Sunday in North Canterbury.
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