Fifth Time Winner of the Rallye Italia. Ogier Shakes Off Last Year's Bad Luck, Prokop Just Behind the Top Ten

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Sardinia was a complicated rally for a good number of drivers and for mechanics with several rebounds up to the end in the queen category but also in WRC2. Ogier has won for the fifth time on the Sardinian lands and thus goes back to the general ranking in second place to 19 units of the leader Evans who sees his lead melt slightly after this weekend.

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Frenchman Sébastien Ogier won the Rallye Italia for the fifth time, claiming his 64th world championship triumph. Czech driver Martin Prokop finished eleventh in his first start in the world championship this year, five seconds off the points-scoring tenth position. He took third place in the WRC2 category in his twentieth anniversary appearance in Sardinia.

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The bad memory of the 2024 edition is forgotten for Sébastien Ogier. One year after seeing the victory elude him in the last stage on a puncture, the Octuple World Champion signed the fifth success of his career in the Sardinian rally. While he started this last day of competition with eleven seconds ahead of his closest rival Ott Tänak, the Gapençais hit the table from the first of the four timed sectors on the programme. Of the 25.19 kilometer…

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WRC, Sébastien Ogier has just beat the victory record at Rallye d'Italie Sardinia! The Toyota driver has won his fifth win in this now inescapable event of the modern rally. WRC, the fifth win for Sébastien Ogier in Italy – Sardinia! After 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2021, Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) adds a new success in [...] The WRC article, Ogier beats the Loeb record in Sardinia! appeared first on Le Mag Sport Auto.

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Martin Prokop in the Škoda was only five seconds away from the top ten. The Jihlava driver finished eleventh in his favorite event of the world championship and third in the WRC2 category. "I couldn't turn at all. Then I just put it in reverse and tried to continue quickly," the Frenchman described the critical moment that could not save him from his fifth victory on the Italian island. The 41-year-old eight-time world champion quickly recovered…