Tag: Mads Østberg
Paddon leads at the end of the first Rally Italia Sardegna...
Hayden Paddon led an exciting Rally Italia Sardegna on Friday night with the top five drivers covered by less than 15sec.
The New Zealander has...
Dani Sordo fastest in Rally Italia Sardegna shakedown
Dani Sordo was 0.2sec faster than his Hyundai teammate Thierry Neuville in the Rally Italia Sardegna shakedown.
“The surface was quite loose”, Sordo told wrc.com....
“Jump King” Østberg ready for a fight in Sardinia
It has not exactly been his trademark before, but so far in 2017 Mads Østberg established himself as the “Jump King” of the World...
Mads Østberg irritated by FIA’s ban on privateer tests outside of...
Mads Østberg was irritated by FIA’s quickly imposed ban on testing 2017 World Rally Cars outside of Europe. The federation closed the opportunity privateers...
Ott Tanak holds narrow Portugal lead
Ott Tanak headed Dani Sordo by 4.6sec with FIA World Rally Championship leader Sébastien Ogier just four-tenths further back following a day in which...
WRC 2017: Rally Portugal at a glance (+itinerary)
Taking place across 19 stages that encompass a total distance of 349.17km, Rally Portugal serves as the second of five consecutive gravel tests for...
Mads Østberg aims to challenge again
Privateer Mads Østberg and codriver Ola Fløene (Ford Fiesta WRC) plan to continue challenging the factory teams in Rally Portugal . After dropping Mexico and...
Rally is fun again for Mads Østberg after a difficult last...
Mads Østberg and codriver Ola Fløene had a positive feeling after finishing Rally Argentina. Their Ford Fiesta WRC was repaired after Saturdays small off...
Elfyn Evans’ lead slashed to just 11.5sec
M-Sport’s Elfyn Evans and Daniel Barritt continue to lead Rally Argentina but their lead was slashed to just 11.5 seconds.
Saturday started well for the...
A surprising lead for Elfyn Evans – 55.7sec in front of...
M-Sport’s Elfyn Evans and Daniel Barritt made a sensational start to this year’s Rally Argentina. They claimed six stage victories on their way to...
