Sébastien Ogier will be back in the WRC next year, renewing his M-Sport deal along with Wales Rally GB winner Elfyn Evans.
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Stoffel Vandoorne is convinced a points finish was on the cards at the Brazilian Grand Prix, had he avoided a first lap accident with Kevin Magnussen and Daniel Ricciardo.
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Max Verstappen secured a comfortable victory, while Lewis Hamilton secured a fourth world title despite an early collision with Sebastian Vettel.
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Pontus Tidemand wrapped up a dominant Wales Rally GB victory in the WRC2 class, but a late Tom Cave mistake handed second to Eric Camilli.
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Elfyn Evans sealed a maiden WRC victory at his home event in Wales Rally GB, while Sébastien Ogier and his M-Sport team secured both world titles.
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Pontus Tidemand turned in a storming drive through the evening loop of Wales Rally GB, nearly doubling his advantage over Tom Cave and Eric Camilli.
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Elfyn Evans held his near minute advantage amidst a dramatic order shake-up behind him, thick fog compromising visibility for many of the front-runners.
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Thierry Neuville surged from fourth to second in Wales Rally GB, deposing M-Sport pair Ogier and Tänak, while Elfyn Evans won all four morning stages.
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Malcolm Wilson has denied suggestions rally leader Elfyn Evans’ 26.4 second lead is down only to the DMACK tyres on the third M-Sport Fiesta.
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Elfyn Evans extended his advantage in his home WRC event in Wales, winning a third stage of the day to lead by 24.6 seconds over team-mate Ott Tänak.
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Elfyn Evans has moved into the lead of his home rally, storming to the front with stage wins in Myherin and Hafren to displace team-mate Sébastien Ogier.
Ten months and twelve rallies after kicking off his title defence in Monte Carlo, Sébastien Ogier is champion for a fifth time. See how he did it in pictures.
Elfyn Evans continues to manage his lead in Wales Rally GB, dropping approximately ten sections to Thierry Neuville with two stages remaining.
Elfyn Evans is holding station at the front of Wales Rally GB, but Juho Hänninen’s day came to a crunching end at Cholmondeley Castle.
Pontus Tidemand streaked ahead of a chaotic battle for the WRC2 podium at Wales Rally GB, as many regulars were caught out by the slippery conditions.
Sébastien Ogier topped the opening superspecial stage of Wales Rally GB, beating a furious Thierry Neuville by half a second.