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Dramatic weekend sees Welshman roll Toyota but still finish in third Elfyn has extended his world rally championship lead to 30 points thanks to another podium finish on Rally Finland, which delivered a weekend full of drama and high-speed action. Despite rolling three times just metres from the finish of stage 14 on Saturday, Elfyn returned in his repaired GR Yaris to take the fastest time on the Power Stage on his way to securing third place

Battling display despite road position sees Welshman pull away at the top Elfyn extended his advantage at the top of the FIA World Rally Championship to 25 points after an impressive performance and a solid result of sixth place at the high-speed Rally Estonia. Be battled road position challenges all weekend to set times that help secure a strong pace and allowed him to challenge for additional Sunday points. As championship leader, Elfyn faced a tough start to the rally

Road position and puncture hampers Welshman but he still ends with battling fifth place. Elfyn battled through a testing weekend hampered by road position in Acropolis Rally Greece to continue to maintain top spot in the FIA World Rally Championship title fight. Running first on the road on loose gravel stages, with all but one stage as first pass on Friday, was always likely to prove a challenge but Elfyn got through the tough day without significant problems. He made the m

Welsh star leads from the front in last Tarmac rally of the campaign. Taking victory at Rally Japan for the third time in four years, Elfyn led home a 1-2-3-4 finish for the Toyota Gazoo Racing World Rally Team on home roads and extended his championship advantage. Elfyn sealed a 12.8s winning advantage over Sébastien Ogier and claimed three additional points from Super Sunday to extend his lead at the front of the championship to 20 points on the final Tarmac event of the

Strong Sunday helps Welshman claim valuable championship points. Elfyn extended his lead at the front of the FIA World Rally Championship by 10 points thanks to another podium and a strong final-day performance on a wet and wild Rally Portugal. With an amended format, which saw three competitive stages kick the action off on Thursday, Elfyn spent a day and a half opening the road in mixed conditions. He delivered a solid drive on some classic Portuguese gravel stages, some

Sensational drive sees Welshman return to top spot in the championship Elfyn moved back into the lead of the 2026 FIA World Rally Championship after a sensational second on Rally Islas Canarias, bolstered by a full sweep of Sunday points, to edge back ahead of team-mate Taka Katsuta. Elfyn made a solid start to the first full asphalt event of the season, which was characterised by small time gaps and flat-out racing all weekend. He traded times with his Toyota Gazoo Raci