Subaru has confirmed they will once again register for manufacturer status in the Intercontinental Rally Challenge, meaning select drivers of the Subaru Impreza R4 will be nominated for points throughout the season.
While Sebastien Loeb remained out front, it was a subdued day for the Frenchman, with Citroen team-mate Mikko Hirvonen taking two stage victories to rapidly close in on the ailing Petter Solberg, who let second place slip of out of his grasp and leave it for the taking by Dani Sordo.
Sebastien Ogier’s co-driver Julien Ingrassia has sustained an injury to his right arm, after an accident in the last of today’s stages in the season opening Rallye Monte-Carlo.
Sebastien Loeb won five stages and greatly increased his rally lead today, while his closest rivals Dani Sordo and Petter Solberg spent the day’s six stages constantly swapping places in the other podium places.
The Southern Car Club, the organisers of Rallye Sunseeker 2012, have announced an exciting partnership with MIS Motorsport and Screens2Go that…
The script was already written – Sebastien Loeb, the master of the Monte, would end the first day by comfortably leading his rivals. For a while however, Jari-Matti Latvala seemed determined to turn the rally on its head by setting the script on fire.
The Monte may be one of the most prestigious events on the WRC calendar, however this is the first time in four years the world’s greatest drivers will have faced the imfamous rally, with the legendary Col du Turini once again included on the route of this year’s event.
The British Rally Championship have announced a new deal that sees Pirelli continue as its sole tyre provider for a further…
The organisers of the 2012 Rallye Sunseeker are offering fans the chance to win tickets to this year's rally by uploading…
World Series by Renault regular Nelson Panciatici will make his WRC debut at this month’s Rally Monte Carlo, behind the wheel of an Automeca Citroen DS3 R3.
Twelve marshals who help out at Rallye Sunseeker 2012, the opening round of the MSA British Rally Championship, will receive places…
RACB Driver of the Year Thierry Neuville will race in the WRC next year, as part of a 10 rally deal with the Citroen Junior Team, on the back of two wins in the Intercontinental Rally Challenge this year with partner marque Peugeot.
Nasser Al-Attiyah will become Citroën Racing’s third driver after signing a deal to drive a factory-spec DS3 WRC from Rally Sweden onwards.
After weeks of uncertainty, Ford has commited itself to the World Rally Championship for the next two years, and have simultaneously announced Petter Solberg as their second driver in a one year deal.
As uncertainty continues to loom over Ford’s future in the WRC, the FIA is expected to extend the WRC entry deadline in the hope of securing an entry from them for next season.
Two of the brightest stars in rallying have become the latest drivers to sign up for the end of season…
Sebastien Ogier has joined Volkswagen ahead of the German manufacturer's entry into the 2013 World Rally Championship. The Frenchman won five rallies…
