By tradition, the World Rally Championship should have been decided in a thick soup of mud and mist, the sport’s top stars slithering through treacherous British forest roads on a good old Rally GB wi

30 years ago, Colin McRae flew, drifted and slid his way from WRC frontrunner to sporting megastar

Tough conditions, with snow and ice in Wales, made for a challenging rally.

The anecdote has thus far been delivered by detour and digression. Wynne Mitchell is doubled up in mirth as he recounts a story surrounding Tony Pond’s third-place finish on the 1985 RAC Rally of Grea

Speed, we often point out, is a commodity less freely available to drivers on British roads than it used to be. On safety grounds that’s probably okay, given the growing population of cars and the fai

A podium finish for Sebastien Ogier capped a ...