1. Sebastien Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing
2. Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing
3. Thierry Neuville Hyundai World Rally Team
4. Kalle Rovanpera Toyota Gazoo Racing
5. Dani Sordo Hyundai World Rally Team
The ARC’s decision to dump Western Australia’s Forest Rally in favour of Rally Queensland has caught organisers, teams and competitors by surprise.
by Peter Whitten
by Peter Whitten
Western Australia’s Forest Rally is well on track, ahead of its May date as round two of the RSEA Australian Rally Championship.
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by RallySport Magazine
Respected Western Australian rally director, Ross Tapper, has been awarded an Order of Australia Medal for services to motorsport in the Australia Day Honours.
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Motorsport Australia has announced significant changes to its licence and permits structure, with a single licence to cover all rallies being introduced.
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Up-and-coming rally driver, Max McRae, has undergone his second emergency surgery in less than a week.
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Changes have been made to Australia’s Production Rally Cars rules that permit freedom for superchargers and turbochargers.
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by Matthew Whitten
West Australian based Scotsman, Max McRae, has again shown his promise, campaigning his Ford Fiesta ST150 to sixth outright in the Darling Safari.
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John O’Dowd’s string of successful seasons in the West Australian Rally Championship came to a sudden end on the weekend.
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by Luke Whitten
Mike Young and Scott Beckwith have clinched their first Western Australian Rally Championship amidst a dramatic year of COVID-19, close finishes and last minute entries.
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The chance to take the West Australian Rally Championship title is spurring on New Zealander, Mike Young, ahead of this weekend’s Darling Safari.
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