57-year old Luis Moya, two times World Rally Champion co-driver, is happily recovering after suffering a cerebral aneurism at home in La Coruna, north west Spain. He safely underwent an operation after suffering a severe headache. Emphasing his recovery he posted a picture of himself in hospital saying:
“What luck I have had. No consequences!”
Luis Moya On hearing the news in Lima just before the start of Dakar, his championship winning driver, Carlos Sainz, sent a message saying:
“Recover soon, we still have some Classic car rallying to do, but do not give me these scares before the Dakar!”
Moya retired from WRC rallying at the end of 2002 after having won 24 WRC rallies, the fourth highest co-driver total. Since then he has twice won the Rally de España Historico with Carlos in a Porsche, worked as Subaru World Rally Team Sporting Director, and more recently as the WRC Ambassador for Volkswagen. https://rallysportmag.com/where-are-they-now-garry-connelly-former-rally-australia-boss/ https://rallysportmag.com/glen-raymond-to-return-to-rallying-in-2018/

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