Injury Forces WRC Chile Co-Driver Change for Katsuta
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The World Rally Championship season continues next weekend in Chile, where Takamoto Katsuta (Toyota), who holds fourth place overall, will have to manage without co-driver Aaron Johnston.
Injury forces WRC Chile co-driver change for Katsuta
Takamoto Katsuta will be co-driven by James Fulton at next week’s Rally Chile as regular navigator Aaron Johnston continues to recover from a fractured collarbone sustained in a heavy crash in Paraguay.Toyota confirmed on Friday that Johnston will miss the gravel rally after the Irishman was found to have injured his collarbone in a violent crash alongside Katsuta, which forced officials to ...Keep reading
James Fulton will co-driver Takamoto Katsuta at next week's WRC Chile after Aaron Johnston was injured in a crash at Rally Paraguay, with the pair needing more time to recover from their serious accident. Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT confirmed the personnel change on Friday, with James Fulton moving from TGR WRC Challenge Program driver Yuki Yamamoto to the Rally1 car. As we know, Aaron Johnston and Takamoto Katsuta are both seriously injured…
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motors-addictAaron Johnston, co-driver of Takamoto Katsuta, suffers from a clavicle fracture after their big crash at Rally Paraguay. James Fulton will replace him in the Toyota in Chile.
Injured (broken collarbone) during the violent exit in Paraguay, Johnston will not be able to play his role as co-driver of Katsuta on the next WRC rally in Chile. [...]
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