Ogier reflects on dramatic Rally Croatia finish
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Sebastian Ogier reflects on a dramatic final day in Rally Croatia, which saw him claim his 51st WRC win.
WRC fans the world over can now feast their eyes over the first images of a Hybrid WRC car, courtesy of M-Sport’s testing images.
Aiming to go one better than a runner-up finish in the 2019 BRC National Championship, Alan Carmichael has his eyes on this year’s top prize.
After a three year absence, Scotsman Allan Smith returns to Rallying in class 3 of the BRC National Rally Championship.
At just 18, Elliot Payne will compete in his first-ever full season of Championship Rallying, as he sets out to compete in the Junior British Rally Championship.
Adding to his diverse range of commitments is Ken Block, who Tuthill Porsche has announced will race for them at this year’s East Africa Safari Classic Rally.
Enzo Ide will contest the full FIA World Rallycross championship for EKS JC in an Audi S1 EKS RX.
Guerlain Chicherit will enter the 2022 Dakar in a bioethanol fuel machine, before using Hydrogen power in 2023.
A sixty-eight-strong field has been confirmed for the World Rally Championship’s first visit to Croatia (22-25 April).
Finlay Reston will aim to become the 2021 Junior British Rally Champion as he returns for his third year in the series.
The Motorsport UK British Rallycross Championship 5 Nations Trophy presented by Cooper Tires confirm their Broadcast Package for 2021.
Team Andretti win the Desert X-Prix Crazy Race ahed of Team Hispanio Suiza and Team JBXE to book a spot in the first ever Extreme E Final.
As the dust settles in the desert, Johan Kristoffersson and Molly Taylor came out victorious in the first Semi Final race of the Desert X-Prix.
Veloce Racing withdraw from initial Extreme E event in Saudi Arabia following Stéphane Sarrazin’s crash.
The 2022 Race of Champions adds another star to the event in the form of Travis Pastrana.
Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy member William Creighton will contest the full Junior World Rally Championship Season in 2021.
The WRC has confirmed that Toyota, Ford, and Hyundai have agreed to commit to the series for 3 more years, with Hybrid Power-units being introduced in 2022.
