1. Sebastien Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
2. Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
3. Thierry Neuville Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT
4. Ott Tanak Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT
5. Takamoto Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT
Harry Bates Toyota GR Yaris AP4
Lewis Bates Toyota GR Yaris AP4
Arron Windus Subaru Impreza WRX
Troy Dowel Hyundai i20 G4
Nathan Quinn Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X
Round 5 of the World Rally Championship saw Ott Tanak’s title hopes in tatters, a master class from Sebastien Ogier, and another sub-par performance from Teemu Suninen, writes Peter Whitten.
by Peter Whitten
by Peter Whitten
To quote a famous line from Jaws …. just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water!
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The squeaky wheel always makes the most noise, and that’s certainly the case as a small minority call for Targa Tasmania to be banned after last week’s tragic deaths.
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Brand loyalty may have again cost one of New Zealand’s fastest rally drivers a podium finish in a round the national rally championship.
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Australian rally fans are in for the biggest end to a year in recent memory, with two massive events set to end the 2021 season.
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The WRC’s bizarre handing down of penalties took another twist on Sunday evening, when Ott Tanak was given a suspended one-rally ban.
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The year 2020 started full of hope and optimism, but when I arrived in Sweden for my first European WRC round, I should have known that things were about to turn sour.
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