The eight-time world champion appeared on course to score 61st WRC win having started the final stage with a 6.2s lead, but a puncture three kilometres from the finish handed the victory to Hyundai’s Ott Tanak by the equal-smallest margin in WRC history.Ogier felt there was nothing he could have done differently given the extreme gravel conditions in the 7.10km Sassari test.“That is motorsport …Keep reading
The eight-time world champion appeared on course to score 61st WRC win having started the final stage with a 6.2s lead, but a puncture three kilometres from the finish handed the victory to Hyundai’s Ott Tanak by the equal-smallest margin in WRC history.Ogier felt there was nothing he could have done differently given the extreme gravel conditions in the 7.10km Sassari test.“That is motorsport …Keep reading Motorsport.com – All – Stories
