Emilio Fernández from Chile will take part in Rally Mexico driving a Škoda Fabia R5 provided by Toksport WRT.
Dani Sordo is the third driver this season to be selected to run in the third Hyundai i20 WRC car, he will help to score points for the team at Rally Mexico, a rally that is suited for the Spanish driver.
Alberto Heller is joining M-Sport for seven rounds in the 2020 WRC3 Championship.
23-year-old Javier Pardo from Spain will do a full-season campaign in the ERC3 Junior championship!
Jari Huttunen won the WRC3 class in Rally Sweden marking the first-ever WRC victory for Hyundai i20 R5.
A puncture cost Lauri Joona a fight for a podium and the young Finn had to settle for a ninth place finish on the season-opener of JWRC.
Young rising Finnish star Sami Pajari’s weekend at Rally Sweden was full of frustration but still a good result for the season-opener.
Organisers have a lot to do for next year as they prepare to present next year’s plans for Rally Sweden this summer to prove it can be a snow rally.
Nabila Tejpar will enter four rounds of the 2020 British Rally Championship.
Mads Østberg extended his perfect start to the year as he took victory in the WRC2 class at Rally Sweden.
Tom Kristensson defended his victory from last year at Rally Sweden as he won the JWRC season-opener on home-soil.
A satisfied Pontus Tidemand brought home a podium finish for the Swedish fans at Rally Sweden when he took his Škoda Fabia R5 to a third place finish in WRC2.
Lönnström made his Junior WRC debut in Rally Sweden, despite a poor start with a puncture things got better as he won two of the special stages throughout the rally.
It was the same results for M-Sport in Rally Sweden as in Monte-Carlo; the team are now hoping for stronger results in Mexico.
Yates and Fourmaux have been improving during the rally and they ended the rally without a podium finish but are already looking forward to Rally Mexico!
Škoda Motorsport-backed Oliver Solberg had a fierce fight with double World Rallycross Champion Johan Kristoffersson until a puncture came on Sunday’s Power Stage.
Norwegian’s Ole Christian Veiby finished in second place at Rally Sweden as he excelled in the stages nearby his family’s forest.
