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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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.
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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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Elfyn Evans continues to manage his lead in Wales Rally GB, dropping approximately ten sections to Thierry Neuville with two stages remaining.
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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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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.
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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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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.
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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.
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Sébastien Ogier topped the opening superspecial stage of Wales Rally GB, beating a furious Thierry Neuville by half a second.