Eventful race for Matthew in Mexico
A fourth fastest time in a World Rally Championship stage, a career-best sixth placing in the overall standings, a day-ending off just a kilometre into the first stage of leg

Mexico : Subaru / PCWRC - Finish
Maintaining a consistent and incredibly quick pace over the course of the three days, reigning PCWRC champion Toshi Arai was uncatchable on the rock-strewn roads of Mexico, taking

Finishing just shy of the top ten
Driving in the second Stobart VK M-Sport Ford Rally Team Ford RS Focus RS WRC 05 Luis Perez Companc suffered an off on the first day to return to the rally under SupeRally regulations

A tough race for the Norwegian
Henning Solberg topped off the impressive result of the OMV Peugeot Norway World Rally Team with fifth place – in spite of having to deal with brake problems throughout the rally.
After

In the Production category
Stepan Vojtech and Michal Ernst have every reason to be content with the result of the Corona Rally Mexico.
The Czech duo of the OMV CEE World Rally Team reached seventh place in the

``I`m obviously satisfied with the result``
The Corona Rally Mexico definitely was worth the trip for the OMV Peugeot Norway World Rally Team. Following three days and 360 special stage kilometres that demanded

Mexico : Kronos Citroën WRT - Finish
Continuing their fantastic drive, the Citroen Xsara crew of Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena took their 21st World Championship victory in Leon, which was also the first for the

Corona Rally Mexico : BFGoodrich - Finish
After finishing second on two occasions so far this year, Citroen/BFGoodrich`s Sebastien Loeb claimed his maiden win of 2006 by beating the on-form Petter Solberg (Subaru)

Corona Rally Mexico : Subaru World Rally Team - Finish
This afternoon Petter Solberg kick-started his campaign for the 2006 drivers` title by finishing second on Rally Mexico and collecting his first championship

Mexico : Ford World Rally Team - Finish
Ford World Rally Team drivers Marcus Gronholm and Timo Rautiainen and team-mates Mikko Hirvonen and Jarmo Lehtinen both claimed points finishes on the Rally Mexico which ended

Corona Rally Mexico : SS 17 - Super Special
In front of ecstatic spectators, the final stage of the 2006 Rally Mexico ended this afternoon. Just like on day 1, Manfred Stohl clinched the stage victory on the Nextel

Mexico : SS 16 - 18.01 km
The Silao timed event – SS16 - is made up of fast sections of road that also include jumps and many challenging corners. While it is only 18 kilometres, Silao is still a tough test for

Corona Rally Mexico : SS 15 - 37.99 km
After two gruelling days of competition, the drivers are now entering the final leg of Rally Mexico. Leg 3 is made up of three stages and the first test of the day is the Leon

Corona Rally Mexico : Subaru / PCWRC - Leg 2
Day two of Corona Rally Mexico was another showcase for the new spec C Impreza, Toshi Arai maintaining his position at the head of the PCWRC field, followed ever-more

Corona Rally Mexico : OMV CEE - Leg 2
During the second leg of the Corona Rally Mexico Stepan Vojtech and Michal Ernst learned how tough the FIA Production Car World Rally Championship really can be.
The problems

Mexico : OMV Peugeot Norway - Leg 2
On day two the Corona Rally Mexico was once again dominated by the duel Petter Solberg (Nor/Subaru) versus Sebastien Loeb (Fra/Citroen). But behind these two the OMV Peugeot Norway

Mexico : Kronos Citroen WRT - Leg 2
At the end of a breathtaking battle for supremacy, Sébastien Loeb and Daniel Elena returned to parc ferme in Leon tonight leading the Rally Mexico. The reigning World Champions

Mexico : Subaru World Rally Team - Leg 2
The Impreza WRC2006 proved its rally leading pace throughout the morning`s stages when Petter Solberg was locked in an intense battle for first place with Sebastien Loeb.
The

Rally Mexico : Stobart M-Sport Ford - Leg 2
After a career-best sixth in the overall standings on the first day of Corona Rally Mexico, it was a contrast of fortunes for Matthew Wilson in the Stobart VK M-Sport