Rallying-Rovanpera leads Toyota five-car charge in Canary Islands

After the Monte Carlo, Sweden and Kenya stages, the World Rally Championship series continues with a stage in the Canary Islands, which is uncharted territory for the world's top drivers. ERR's sports portal will keep readers up to date with the events via a live blog.

Rovanpera leads Toyota five-car charge in Canaries

Double world champion Kalle Rovanpera led a Toyota charge on the first full day of the Canary Islands Rally on Friday with the Japanese manufacturer filling the top five places.

Rallying-Rovanpera leads Toyota five-car charge in Canary Islands

Double world champion Kalle Rovanpera led a Toyota charge on the first full day of the Canary Islands Rally on Friday with the Japanese manufacturer filling the top five places.Rovanpera was fastest on all six asphalt stages of the season's fourth round in Gran Canaria and was leading eight-times world champi

The Rally Islas Canarias could take a historic turn for Toyota. With five cars in the first five places, this unique result in the WRC was going to hit the minds. Unfortunately, Sami Pajari went to fault in the ES12 and wiped out his team's hopes on this historic five-fold potential. In front, Rovanperä is approaching the record [...] The WRC article, Islas Canarias, Pajari wiped out the quintupled Toyota on a rail appeared first on Le Mag Sport…

At its premiere in the World Championship calendar, the Canary Islands Rally has the daring of the debutante. For the first time in the history of the planetary contest, the participating vehicles will roar their engines inside a covered sports grounds. That honor is today for the Gran Canaria Arena, where they spend tonight the racing cars during the show stage that takes place in the capital of Gran Canaria and that puts the finish to the seco…

Finnish Kalle Rovanperä won all six stages on the opening day of the Rallye Canary Islands. The Toyota factory driver leads the fourth round of the world championship ahead of his four team-mates, and the Japanese brand holds the top five places in the standings.