Rally Chile wasn’t a turning point for the World Rally Championship in 2024, but it definitely had something to say in spicing a few things up. No, the drivers’ championship isn’t really any closer, but elsewhere what seemed like a foregone conclusion is now anything

Toyota’s Kalle Rovanpera secured victory at Rally Chile on Sunday, mastering dense fog and treacherous conditions (above) to clinch his fourth win of the 2024 FIA World Rally Championship season.

Belgian Thierry Neuville edges closer to the 2024 World Rally Championship title as he finishes fourth at Rally Chile.

Toyota's Sebastien Ogier conceded his battle for a record-equalling ninth world rally championship was probably over after the Frenchman retired from Saturday's foggy penultimate leg of Rally Chile. Team mate and rally leader Kalle Rovanpera had a 15.

Kalle Rovanpera snatched the lead of Rally Chile from his Toyota Gazoo Racing teammate, Elfyn Evans, as dense fog engulfed Saturday afternoon’s stages, turning the battle for victory on the

Kalle Rovanpera groped through the fog and grabbed the Chile Rally lead from Toyota team-mate Elfyn Evans as the mist rolled off the Pacific late on Saturday.

Kalle Rovanpera moved ahead of Toyota team-mate Elfyn Evans to lead Rally Chile as thick fog turned the fight for the World Rally Championship victory on its head. The reigning world champion started Saturday in third but emerged through treacherous weather and incredibly poor visibility to head overnight leader Evans by 15.

Toyota’s Elfyn Evans has held onto the Rally Chile lead after stewards rejected a protest from the Hyundai World Rally Championship team against the reallocation of a notional stage time. Hyundai’s Ott Tanak ended Friday’s six stages with a 0.