They were joined by dignitaries, including New South Wales Minister for Tourism and Major Events Adam Marshall for the star-studded evening at the Museum of Contemporary Art, overlooking the Opera House and in the shadow of the famous Harbour Bridge. Other award winners included Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia, who celebrated their sixth world title with fastest time in the Rally Australia Power Stage the previous day. That earned the Frenchmen the trophy for Most Power Stage Points. M-Sport teammate Elfyn Evans’ unselfish support during Ogier’s campaign was rewarded with the Asahi Kasei Spirit of the Season award. Evans serviced his own Ford Fiesta in Turkey while his M-Sport Ford mechanics were focused on repairing Ogier’s stricken car. The event was organised by WRC Promoter and Kennards Hire Rally Australia. The full list of award winners was:#WRC @ProGradeDigital Photograph of the Year 2018 goes to.... @colmcklein @McKlein_Rally 🏆 #Congratulations #WRCGalaAwards@rallyturkey @HMSGOfficial pic.twitter.com/IlQwr9wnJX
— WRC (@OfficialWRC) November 19, 2018
- WRC Driver of the Year – Ott Tänak
- WRC Co-driver of the Year – Martin Järveoja
- Michelin Magic Moment – Ott Tänak
- ANONIMO Timing Feat Award – Thierry Neuville
- Asahi Kasei Spirit of the Season – Elfyn Evans
- OneBet Jump of the Year – Thierry Neuville
- DJI Quote of the Year – Jari-Matti Latvala
- Most Power Stage Points – Sébastien Ogier
- Most Stage Wins – Ott Tänak
- Wrc.com Social Media Star of the Year – Craig Breen
- ProGrade Digital Photograph of the Year – Colin McMaster
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