
It's the Scot Colin McRae who'll pop into most peoples' minds when you evoke World Rallying's glory days, which for my money, runs from Group A's peak in the early nineties through Sebastien Loeb's first title in 2004. During that time, McRae was the most prominent, flamboyant and daring driver of the era. His bravery and bombast brought global fame, raising the profile of rallying to stratospheric heights.