rallying in the uk, let's say. we have some of the best stages in the world here, in fact. shell have some of the best stages in the world here, in fact.— world here, in fact. all these years on, world here, in fact. all these years on. evans — world here, in fact. all these years on. evans is _ world here, in fact. all these years on, evans is now— world here, in fact. all these years on, evans is now vying _ world here, in fact. all these years on, evans is now vying to - world here, in fact. all these years on, evans is now vying to becomel on, evans is now vying to become only the third written to win the world title, after connie mcrae in 1995 and richard burgon six years later. both became household names before but passed away in a prime, taken too soon. but their legacy still drives evans forward. these sort of hype around colin richard, it was so exciting, even as a young kid. i, , ,., i, it was so exciting, even as a young kid. i, , i, , kid. that is something that stuck with me. because _ kid. that is something that stuck with me. because it— kid. that is something that stuck with me. because it gives - kid. that is something that stuck with me. because it gives an - with me. because it gives an opportunity to showcase a sport to a younger audience, and hopefully it is inspiring someone to pick it up and take it on in the future. racing ahainst and take it on in the future. racing against the — and take it on in the future. racing against the clock _ and take it on in the future. racing against the clock on _ and take it on in the future. racing against the clock on the _ and take it on in the future. racing against the clock on the most - against the clock on the most unpredictable, hostile trucks and mud and gravel depends on teamwork, and evans' codriver scott martin studies each week for land and then reads pace notes while watching for every jump reads pace notes while watching for everyjump and corner at speeds of 120 mph. three right, three laps