With 200 World Rally Championship starts, eight world titles, 66 wins, and 113 podiums, Sebastien Ogier boasts remarkable statistics. Following his recent win in Chile, he is on track to potentially secure a ninth world title, matching a record. Ogier’s performance in Chile showcased why many consider him the greatest rally driver of all time. Despite being 41 years old, he seems to be improving, worrying his competitors as the season approaches its climax.
Ogier’s competitive spirit is evident in his desire to win every rally he enters. Since becoming a part-time WRC driver, he has claimed 12 victories and 22 podium finishes in 32 races, proving he has not lost his talent. Known for his ability to win, Ogier showcased his skills in Chile with a remarkable comeback to secure maximum points. Despite facing challenges, such as setup issues and fatigue, Ogier’s determination led him to victory, taking the lead in the 2025 WRC standings.
His fierce competitiveness was on display in the Power Stage, where he overcame a deficit to claim crucial bonus points, solidifying his position at the top. Ogier’s drive for a ninth world title is palpable, evident in his focused performances and determination to succeed. His success in Chile and overall career achievements highlight his status as a legendary figure in the world of rally racing.
