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An emphatic performance culminated in a last-gasp victory on Rally Italia Sardegna for Thierry Neuville and Hyundai, leaving both sitting pretty as the World Rally Championship enters its summer break

We look ahead to the next round of the 2018 World Rally Championship, Rally Italia Sardegna

Far from being a Toyota benefit gig, Vodafone Rally Portugal 2018 instead saw Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville rise to the occasion and stake his claim to the World Rally Championship drivers’ title

Thierry Neuville clinched a first ever Rally Portugal victory to leapfrog Sebastian Ogier at the top of the World Rally Championship drivers’ standings.

Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville extended his lead over M-Sport Ford’s Elfyn Evans to 39.8 seconds on day three of WRC Rally Portugal.

Thierry Neuville survived day two to lead WRC Rally Portugal after title rival Sebastien Ogier crashed out in stage five.

On form Tänak takes the lead afte the 3.36km SSS in Lousada as Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2018 gets underway.

The opening day of Rally Spain 2017 sees the crews take advantage of a much needed Shakedown, all but essential for mastering the only mixed surface event on the WRC calendar.

Thierry Neuville became the first repeat winner of the 2017 World Rally Championship season as he overhauled Elfyn Evans on the powerstage to win the YPF Rally Argentina by 0.7 seconds, the third closest finish in WRC history.

Elfyn Evans dominated day one of YPF Rally Argentina, fastest on six stages in a row and carries a 55 second overnight lead in his Team DMACK Ford Fiesta WRC. Mads Ostberg makes a brilliant return to the series as he lies in second place on a day where most of the top runners hit trouble.

The World Rally Championship heads back to the Americas, as the fifth round of the 2017 WRC Season plays host to the most varied, toughest and best supported round of the series, the YPF Rally Argentina.

Kris Meeke took Citroen’s first win of the season in Rally Mexico despite nearly throwing it all away on the final stage after a spin into a spectators car park.

Kris Meeke delivered an assured and steady performance to cement his grip on Rally Mexico forcing Sébastien Ogier to concede defeat. In WRC2 Éric Camilli and Pontus Tidemand put on a nail biting battle

Citroen’s Kris Meeke ended day 2 of Rally Guanajuato Mexico in the lead as traffic problems forced the cancellation of the opening loop of stages. Hyundai’s charge was blunted by all three cars suffering misfires.

Toyota’s Juho Hanninen is the overnight leader after day 1 of Rally Guanajuato Mexico after the two runs through the iconic Zocalo Plaza in the capital Mexico City.