WRC
Sébastien Ogier makes history with a 9th title
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The season of WRC It closed in the best possible way. Even though the first edition of the rally The Saudi Arabian adventure was far from perfect, but the suspense during those three days in the desert was an excellent way to close out a year that certainly wasn't lacking in interest. Starring Kalle Rovanperä, Elfyn Evans, and Sébastien Ogierthree drivers competing under the colors Toyota could still clinch the title. The fight quickly became a battle between the Frenchman and the Welshman, and in such a situation, the outcome was hardly in doubt.
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05/12/2025 at 12:52 a.m.
What a brilliant and clever driver, very clever indeed. He who complained so much about the regulations. And rightly so. He's realized what he missed in 24 and given the FIA a nice middle finger. It remains to be seen whether they will change their rules. One wonders if Evans, Neuville, and Fournaux wouldn't be better off not participating in the entire championship like Sébastien Ogier... or at least not winning Monte Carlo to avoid having to clear the road for their rivals.