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The Toyota driver went off the road 13.8 kilometres into stage seven (Mortagua, 18.5km) while occupying sixth position after difficult day opening the gravel roads.

The Toyota driver went off the road 13.8 kilometres into stage seven (Mortagua, 18.5km) while occupying sixth position after difficult day opening the gravel roads.

Overnight leader Ogier adopted a no risk approach to Sunday morning’s three stages to protect his position. As a result, the eight-time world champion’s 35.8s advantage decreased to 22.5s over Evans.

The eight-time world champion, competing in a partial WRC campaign, assumed the lead on Saturday morning after Hyundai rival Esapekka Lappi crashed out on stage 11.

The eight-time World Rally Championship title winner had been locked in a fight with Lappi throughout Friday, and faced a 5.3s deficit to the Finn heading into Saturday.

Winning a championship in motorsport is hard enough, but doing so after beating cancer is a truly special accomplishment. That’s what Finnish co-driver Reeta Hamalainen achieved in 2022. She reflects on her remarkable journey prior to beginning her WRC2 title defence alongside Emil Lindholm this weekend

Gus Greensmith will compete in the World Rally Championship's second tier WRC2 class in 2023, after confirming plans to join reigning champions Toksport.

Oliver Solberg will join top Skoda squad Toksport to contest a full season in the World Rally Championship’s second tier, WRC2, next year.

Shane van Gisbergen is keen to do more rallying but isn’t planning a career change following a remarkable run to a class podium on his World Rally Championship debut at Rally New Zealand.