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DMACK completes two days of testing with its WRC-spec tyres

Prodrive and Richard Burns Foundation announces Remembering Richard event

Following Pirelli's decision to withdraw, two tyre manufacturers have been selected to officially supply rubber to the FIA World Rally Championship in 2011 - Michelin and DMACK

Petter Solberg fights to a second place finish on Rally Japan

Special parade to remember 2001 World Rally champion Richard Burns at the Rallyday Show at Castle Combe on September 18.

The WRC to introduce a bonus points scheme for 2011

BP Ford Abu Dhabi man and Crash.net columnist Jari-Matti Latvala will make his debut appearance at the Rallyday Show at Castle Combe on September 18.

The Richard Burns Foundation reveals Goodwood charity figure

Kimi Raikkonen takes a first WRC stage victory in Germany

Freddy Loix becomes the second winner of the Colin McRae IRC Flat Out Trophy

Dani Sordo announces a switch of co-driver before Rally Germany

Four-time World Rally champion Juha Kankkunen shines on one-off return with the Stobart Ford team and clinches eighth place overall on home soil.

Henning Solberg: I was really starting to enjoy myself until we had to retire - the car set up was working very well...

Mikko Hirvonen heads the pack in the shakedown for Rally Finland, albeit just 0.1 seconds up on Jari-Matti Latvala and Sebastien Loeb.

Record-breaking multiple WRC champion Sebastien Loeb saw his advantage reduced from 40.5 seconds to 33.4 following SS11 and SS12 this morning, as he paces himself to the finish and what will be his fourth win of the 2010 WRC season.

Initial estimates suggest that funds raised by RBF's 220 volunteers during the Goodwood Festival of Speed have exceeded the amount achieved in 2009.

The Richard Burns Foundation to celebrate the late WRC title winner with a unique display at Goodwood

Disaster strikes Tom Cave on day one in Ypres, the latest round in the 2010 Intercontinental Rally Challenge.

Guy Wilks: "It's not a screaming pain, more a dull pain in the bottom of the back. I want to be back sooner rather than later and everything is possible for Ypres but we have to see what the doctor says first."

Petter Solberg to look for a new co-driver after splitting with Phil Mills

The Frenchman replaces Dani Sordo for three rounds, while the Spaniard assumes his place in the Citroen Junior team

Sebastien Ogier tops shakedown in Portugal as he aims to go one better than in New Zealand

Finland's Jari-Matti Latvala buoyed by Ford Focus race experience in Nurburgring 24-hour event.