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Sébastien Ogier is becoming an increasing threat in the 2026 World Rally Championship title race, but nothing changes for Elfyn Evans.
Two victories from two points-scoring starts sets Robert Virves up well for this year's WRC2 drivers' title in 2026.
Both of M-Sport Ford's full-time drivers showed the best of themselves at Acropolis Rally Greece. Rally event calendar
Acropolis Rally Greece triggered further concern from World Rally Championship drivers about the structure of event itineraries, with too many hours spent inside the car.
For now, Andreas Mikkelsen's race is run. WRC2 entries at Safari Rally Kenya, Croatia, Portugal and Acropolis Rally Greece are all she wrote in terms of the Norwegian's WRC2 program for Škoda this year.
Thierry Neuville says he has “no clue” whether he'll be driving in the World Rally Championship in 2027.
Few would love to see the qualifying stage return to the World Rally Championship more than Sébastien Ogier. WRC championship guide
Adrien Fourmaux has accepted he may have to drive a Rally2 car in 2027, but is keen to explore top-class World Rally Championship options for 2028 and 2029.
Rally Estonia fell short of Esapekka Lappi's expectations, so what has he done to improve his prospects for this week's Rally Finland?
Esapekka Lappi will take no further part in Rally Finland because his rollcage was damaged in his SS4 accident.
