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Autosport on MSNSebastien Ogier sets sights on WRC 2025 title push
Eight-time world champion Sebastien Ogier finds himself in a four-way WRC title fight in 2025 despite starting the season ...
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Autosport on MSNSebastien Ogier won't rule out WRC title push
The eight-time world champion heads to Rally Finland just 21 points adrift of the championship lead despite missing three ...
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Sébastien Ogier Hits Back at FIA with Media Silence Amid Rally ... - MSN
Sébastien Ogier, the eight-time World Rally Champion, has taken a defiant stance against the FIA by refusing to engage in stage-end interviews during Rally Chile. This move comes in direct ...
Sébastien Ogier was still able to take his damaged car to victory in Croatia. Ogier was fined $5,800 (€5,000) for leaving the scene and another $2,320 (€2,000) for running a red light shortly ...
Sebastien Ogier of France steers his Toyota Yaris WRC car during the WRC Acropolis Rally at the stage of Aghii Theodori, west of Athens, on Sept. 10, 2021.
The end of Sébastien Ogier's final full-time season in the World Rally Championship didn’t play out precisely as he’d have planned. But the outcome, well, that was just as he wanted it to be.
Unfazed, Ogier was soon nipping at the heels of his illustrious teammate and a first podium finish in the second race of 2010 (in Mexico) was followed by a maiden WRC win in Portugal later that year.
7 Oct 2013, 13:45 UTC · By: Ciprian Florea / French driver Sebastien Ogier (Volkswagen Polo) is the new WRC champion, after sealing the 2013 season title with a win in his home country. Ogier and ...
Story highlights Sébastien Ogier is the reigning world rally champion The Frenchman won back-to-back world titles in 2013 and 2014 The 31-year-old started his rallying career when he was 22 years old ...
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