[28-Nov-19] Toyota Gazoo Racing will field an all-new driver line-up in next year's FIA World Rally Championship after confirming the signings of Sébastien Ogier, Elfyn Evans and Kalle Rovanperä on Wednesday (27 November). Ogier, 35, joins the Japanese manufacturer from Citroën Racing in a one-year deal which is expected to be his final campaign before retiring from the WRC. Evans and Rovanperä have inked two-year contracts. Evans, 30, joins from M...
How ERC title was won - by Chris Ingram [2-Dec-19] Chris Ingram and Ross Whittock became the latest in a long line of illustrious winners of the FIA Europea...
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Rally Hungary press conference [13-Nov-19] Frigyes Turán/László Bagaméri (FT/LB), Alexey Lukyanuk/Alexey Arnautov (AL/AA), Callum Devine/Brian Hoy (...
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Next year the ERC calendar is reduced from 12 to 10. Which round should go?
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Strangely the otherwise successful Celica stayed a rare sight in group N. The ST165 version provided a nightmare season to Alessandro Fassina, the ST185 we couldn't find at all in group N and the ST205 was also very, very rare in this cateory.
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How ERC title was won - by Chris Ingram
