Japanese motorsport driver Takamoto Katsuta ("Toyota Gazoo Racing") won his first World Rally Championship (WRC) victory on Sunday, triumphing in the extremely tough Safari Rally in Kenya.

Wild weather contributed to organisers making the decision to cancel a stage of the World Rally Championship event

Gazoo Racing, Toyota's competition department, has been developing its next car for the World Rally Championship and was caught on the stages in Portugal with a prototype coupé for the WRC.

Toyota is known to have been developing a new car for the 2027 World Rally Championship technical regulations since last year

Hyundai acknowledges starting the 2026 World Rally Championship season at a disadvantage but remains optimistic about bridging the performance gap.

Takamoto Katsuta climbed from seventh to the lead after one of the most dramatic days in recent World Rally Championship history

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A run to sixth is not a result that usually warrants beaming smiles but for Esapekka Lappi it was hard to hide his happiness as he made a return to the World Rally Championship that he thought would never come

Safari Rally is the third round of World Rally Championship (WRC) series.

The rainy season has hit Kenya hard, turning the toughest World Rally Championship event of the year into an even more challenging contest

FIA to retire the Rally1 formula from the World Rally Championship calendar starting in 2027.

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