This year's FIA Junior World Rally Championship has delivered epic battle after epic battle and Neste Rally Finland was to be no different – Estonia's Ken Torn securing his maiden victory after an intense fight with Sweden's Emil Bergkvist. Torn took the lead on Thursday's opening super special, but as the

Ott Tänak casts aside barren run of form to claim a first Neste Rally Finland win. He bounced back from dismal results in the previous two rallies to claim his second win of the WRC season, and the fourth of his career, with an accomplished drive on the fastest fixture in

Mads Østberg and Torstein Eriksen held off a fightback from former three-time Rally Finland winner, Jari-Matti Latvala, in the closing stages to secure a hard-earned second place. Meanwhile, Craig Breen and Scott Martin moved up into eighth position during today's final leg, whilst Khalid Al Qassimi and Chris Patterson gradually

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team's three EcoBoost-powered Ford Fiesta WRCs may not have had the pace to challenge for the podium at this weekend's Neste Rally Finland, but the Cumbrian squad did achieve their primary goal of reducing the deficit to their main rivals in all three FIA World Rally

FIA JUNIOR WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP / NEWS FLASH: RALLY FINLAND, SECTION FIVE The battle for the lead of Rally Finland continued between Ken Torn and Emil Bergkvist today. The pairing claimed four fastest stage times a piece, but its Torn who remains at the top of the time sheets going into tomorrow's

NESTE Rally Finland: Kalle Rovanperä and ŠKODA leading WRC 2, O.C. Veiby fighting for podium Jyväskylä, 27 July 2018 - The youngest driver entered in the 2018 FIA World Rally Championship's eighth round, the NESTE Rally Finland, controls the WRC 2 category. 17 years old Kalle Rovanperä (FIN) together with co-driver

With an impressive haul of four stage wins, the C3 WRCs blasted through day one at Rally Finland! After topping the timesheets three times and holding the overall lead on four stages, Mads Østberg and Torstein Eriksen ended the first leg just 5.8s off the pace. Craig Breen and Scott

Mads Østberg – Torstein Eriksen and Craig Breen – Scott Martin finished first and second on this morning's shakedown, the final practice session before competitive action kicks off this evening, whilst Khalid Al Qassimi and Chris Patterson, missing from the WRC since Rally Argentina in April, gradually regained their feeling

The FIA Junior World Rally Championship will continue to be managed by M-Sport Poland in 2019. Operating on an arrive-and-drive basis with identical one-litre EcoBoost Ford Fiesta R2s, the popular series will continue to provide a cost-effective platform for some of the world’s most promising young drivers to showcase their