Hosting the first gravel event of this year's FIA Junior World Rally Championship, Vodafone Rally de Portugal proved the toughest test yet, but one driver didn't put a foot wrong – Dennis Rådström claiming his second victory of the year with a commanding performance behind the wheel of the Pirelli-shod

On one of the toughest events of the year, with rocks and rough gravel roads proving problematic for rivals in the top category on Rally Portugal, the Pirelli Scorpion tyres used on the Junior World Rally Championship – a proving ground for the champions of tomorrow – proved to be

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team's EcoBoost-powered Ford Fiesta WRCs secured a double podium at this weekend's Vodafone Rally de Portugal – Elfyn Evans and Teemu Suninen claiming second and third places respectively. Giving the whole team a huge boost, both drivers have proved their ability to fight for the top positions

Stéphane Lefebvre and Gabin Moreau held the lead on eight of the twenty stages contested this weekend and equally claimed a stage win as they showed that the C3 R5 also has the potential to become the new benchmark in the category on gravel. Ultimately third overall in the WRC2

Neuville stays out of trouble on the final day to land second win of the season. Thierry Neuville won Vodafone Rally de Portugal on Sunday afternoon to swing the FIA World Rally Championship pendulum firmly in his favour. Victory at the gruelling four-day dirt road encounter promoted Neuville to the top of

Pontus Tidemand achieved hat-trick win for ŠKODA increasing championship lead ŠKODA FABIA R5 crew Pontus Tidemand and Jonas Andersson (SWE/SWE) for the third time in a row won the WRC 2 category at the Rally Portugal. At the sixth round of the FIA World Rally Championship 2018, the reigning WRC 2

Once again hampered by their role as road-sweepers for the rest of the field, Mads Østberg – Torstein Eriksen and Craig Breen – Scott Martin used today's final leg to work on their C3 WRC's set-up options in low-grip conditions, whilst nonetheless securing the sixth and seventh place points for

Kris Meeke – Paul Nagle, Mads Østberg – Torstein Eriksen and Craig Breen – Scott Martin finished fourth, eleventh and thirteenth respectively at today's shakedown, using the final practice session to tun through various set-up options on their C3 WRCs. The WRC is an incredibly closely-contested championship these days, with the

The up-and-coming talent in the Junior World Rally Championship face a third different surface on round three of the 2018 season in Portugal. After the snow of Sweden and asphalt of Corsica, this will be the first gravel event of this year's JWRC. The drivers will all use Pirelli's Scorpion