P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Sebastien Ogier won his ninth WRC title in Saudia Arabia and Vincent Landais his first title after finishing third overall in the inaugural WRC Saudi Arabia. The two title contenders elected to tackle the three-stage day with only one spare tyre each. The opening test saw Ogier and Elfyn Evans separated by just a tenth […]
In Saudia Arabia, Sebastien Ogier secured his ninth WRC title while Vincent Landais clinched his first after finishing third overall.
Ogier and Elfyn Evans opted to tackle the three-stage day with just one spare tyre each, with Ogier maintaining a narrow lead.
Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe led a Hyundai one-two after penalties affected Adrien Fourmaux and Alex Coria’s position.
Overnight leaders Martins Sesks and Renars Francis faced setbacks and ultimately retired before the final stage.
Sami Pajari and Marko Salminen finished fourth, while Takamoto Katsuta and Aaron Johnston survived a roll to finish.
Evans settled for second place, with Kalle Rovanperä finishing seventh in his final WRC event.
Gregoire Munster, Josh McErlean, and Oliver Solberg completed the top ten.
The full story will be available in Motorsport Monday.
