Sport newsJari-Matti Latvala set a string of four fastest times during Saturday morning’s loop of stages to reclaim the lead of Rally Finland and head an impressive Toyota one-two-three on the team’s home event. He heads last night’s leader Esapekka Lappi by 7.8 seconds at the mid-leg service with Juho...

Sport newsPresent: 1st - Ott Tänak, M-Sport World Rally Team 1st - Martin Järveoja, M-Sport World Rally Team 2nd - Jari-Matti Latvala, Toyota GAZOO Racing World Rally Team 2nd - Miikka Anttila, Toyota GAZOO Racing World Rally Team 3rd - Thierry Neuville, Hyundai Motorsport 3rd - Nicolas Gilsoul, Hyundai Motorsport...

Sport newsTaking the start and an impressive street stage to one of the world’s largest cities was an innovative first for the event and involved crews, officials and media flying from the rally base in León, 400 kilometres away, to the capital for the day. Despite early rain, Mexico City...

Plans for Turkey's return to the World Rally Championship in 2017 have met opposition from leading drivers and teams.A delegation of Turkish officials visited last week's Rally Catalunya in an effort to convince the service park the event should rejoin the schedule for the first time since 2010.Turkey, China and...

Hyundai's World Rally Championship driver line-up will remain unchanged for 2017, with Thierry Neuville having re-signed for the Korean squad.The Belgian had agreed a deal to stay on for a fourth season in an i20 WRC. Official confirmation came on Wednesday morning, just hours after Citroen announced it had signed...

Toyota's 2017 World Rally Car has completed its first week of testing, with Tommi Makinen behind the wheel. The four-time WRC champion is leading Toyota's return to the championship as team principal, and completed more than 600 miles in its first Yaris in the last five days.Juho Hanninen is driving...

Concern is growing that the new generation of World Rally Cars for 2017 could be both too fast and provide an inadequate spectacle.World Rally Championship stage records are expected to tumble next season when the new cars emerge. More powerful engines, the return of a center differential to make the...

Citroen is yet to make a decision on its future in the World Rally Championship beyond 2016, but team principal Yves Matton says the French manufacturer already has the edge on its rivals in terms of its '17 World Rally Car.The World Touring Car Championship's technical regulations have enabled Citroen...

Toyota has officially confirmed it will return to the World Rally Championship in 2017 with a Yaris WRC.Toyota Motor Corporation president Akio Toyoda announced during a press conference in Tokyo on Friday that the world's biggest carmaker would end a WRC absence stretching back to the end of 1999.The firm's...