WRC Rallye Portugal 2026: Sebastien Ogier regains the lead
Sebastien Ogier counters on Saturday afternoon at the Rally Portugal and goes into the final day with a lead – Oliver Solberg drops from first to fourth place
Sebastien Ogier counters on Saturday afternoon at the Rally Portugal and goes into the final day with a lead – Oliver Solberg drops from first to fourth place
Sebastien Ogier (Toyota) leads the Rally Portugal after a mistake by Adrien Fourmaux: Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) is in second place just 3.7 seconds behind
After the first three stages of the Portugal Rally, Oliver Solberg (Toyota) is narrowly in the lead – engine upgrade at Hyundai
Ott Tänak has left the WRC circus but is already driving a Toyota again – The Estonian has already tested the 2027 prototype twice – Ogier believes: The hunger is back
Zero wins in five rallies, but Hyundai believes in a turnaround – The test drives before Portugal have given the team new confidence on gravel
M-Sport confirms initial preparations for a new WRC vehicle – A final decision also depends on the completion of the promoter deal
RMC Motorsport will compete in the WRC from 2027 with its own car – The concept behind it could inspire other associations worldwide
New images and videos of the Toyota prototype for 2027 have emerged – The car now looks significantly different than during the previous test in Portugal
The WRC gets another addition: RMC Motorsport plans its own car for the top class from 2027 – with support from Spain
Toyota dominates the WRC, Hyundai seems helpless: Thierry Neuville speaks openly about problems that currently no one seems able to solve