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Home » World Rally Championship: Title race on knife-edge as Elfyn Evans trails Sebastien Ogier in Saudi Arabia
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World Rally Championship: Title race on knife-edge as Elfyn Evans trails Sebastien Ogier in Saudi Arabia

By britishbulletin.com27 November 20251 Min Read
World Rally Championship: Title race on knife-edge as Elfyn Evans trails Sebastien Ogier in Saudi Arabia
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1. Adrien Fourmaux (France), Hyundai, 1 hours 14 minutes 54.3 seconds

2. Sami Pajari (Finland), Toyota, +5.3secs

3. Martins Sesks (Latvia), Ford, +8.9secs

4. Ott Tanak (Estonia), Hyundai, +15.2secs

5. Thierry Neuville (Belgium), Hyundai, +16.3secs

6. Takamoto Katsuta (Japan), Toyota, +22.2secs

7. Sebastien Ogier (France), Toyota, +46.2secs

8. Kalle Rovanpera (Finland), Toyota, +1min 22.5secs

9. Elfyn Evans (Great Britain), Toyota, +1min 26.2secs

10. Gregoire Munster (Luxembourg), Ford, +2min 10.4secs

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12. Josh McErlean (Ireland), Ford, +3min 28.2secs

13. Gus Greensmith (Great Britain), Skoda, +3min 46.6secs

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