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Why Ogier enjoys new rallies so much – DirtFish

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Sébastien Ogier competes in the World Rally Championship because it’s fun. Of course, there is the objective of helping Toyota to another manufacturers’ title, but... Read more The post Why Ogier enjoys new rallies so much appeared first on DirtFish.

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Ogier continues his partial season in Portugal

After two rounds of asphalt in Monte-Carlo and then in the Canary Islands this week, Ogier will continue his part season 2025 in May on the next WRC race on Portugal's dirt tracks. Five Toyota Yaris Rally1 will again be entrusted to Evans, Ogier and Rovanperä (for Team A), Katsuta who will drive but is not nominated for the manufacturer points, and Pajari as a... Source

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Why Ogier enjoys new rallies so much – DirtFish

Sébastien Ogier competes in the World Rally Championship because it’s fun. Of course, there is the objective of helping Toyota to another manufacturers’ title, but... Read more The post Why Ogier enjoys new rallies so much appeared first on DirtFish.

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