Evans claims WRC title after late Solberg crash
I feel for Oliver, he had an incredible weekend. Oliver Solberg (Sweden), Toyota 3 hours 24 minutes 57.0 seconds2. Sebastien Ogier (France), Toyota, +57.6 secs3.
- ▪I feel for Oliver, he had an incredible weekend.
- ▪Oliver Solberg (Sweden), Toyota 3 hours 24 minutes 57.0 seconds2.
- ▪Sebastien Ogier (France), Toyota, +57.6 secs3.
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Evans claims WRC title after late Solberg crashImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Elfyn Evans and co-driver Scott Martin won two rallies in the 13-race 2026 WRC seasonPublished18 minutes agoFive-time runner-up Elfyn Evans is world champion for the first time after rival Oliver Solberg crashed in a dramatic finish to the Rally Italia Sardegna.Sweden's Solberg was on course to snatch the lead in the World Rally Championship (WRC) when he crashed with less than 100 metres to go on the final stage."It hasn't sunk in," said a shocked Evans, who is the first Welsh world champion."I was sure it was over. I feel for Oliver, he had an incredible weekend.
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