
The former McLaren, Renault, Caterham and Lotus F1 driver switched to rallying full-time last year after calling time on his SUPER GT career, stepping up to the Japanese Rally Championship's top class driving a Skoda Fabia Rally2 and winning the title alongside long-time co-driver Sae Kitagawa.
Last weekend the duo took on their biggest challenge yet by contesting the WRC season finale in Japan, which used sections of stages the pair have driven in the Japanese national championship.