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One mans sorrow is another mans joy.

Being a great WRC driver requires much more than being able to drive quickly through a timed stage. Just ask Thierry Neuville, who finished the 2014 Rally Guanajuato Mexico thanks to a cool head, some quick thinking and a bottle of Mexican lager.

The President of the FIA believes broadening the World Rally Championship’s reach is crucial if it hopes to add to its follower base both now and in

Back in the 1990s the WRC was a different place. It was a time and a place which served Colin McRae very, very well.

With Europe, Africa, North and South America and Oceania ticked off, all that remained for the WRC was a trip to Asia. That was realised in 1996 when the championship headed for Indonesia.

Thierry Neuville believes the shrewd business Hyundai Motorsport bosses have performed in the driver market should help give the team “renewed impetus

Elfyn Evans says he is already putting plans in place in the hope it leads to a “much stronger” World Rally Championship campaign in 2023.

It had long been accepted that - with the exception of one or two Swedes - only Finns could win in Finland.

Japanese star Takamoto Katsuta will share a drive with multiple World Rally champion Sebastien Ogier following his promotion to the Toyota Gazoo

Toyota Gazoo Racing Team Principal Jari-Matti Latvala has described Takamoto Katsuta’s third place finish on Rally Japan as an “important achievement”