World Rally Race Reports

Sebastien Ogier notches up his fourth win of the season and the 11th of his WRC career in Sardinia

Sebastien Loeb wins in NZ and concludes the first half of the 2012 WRC championship with a comfortable lead in the drivers' championship

Citroen number one Sebastien Loeb triumphs in Argentina taking his seventh victory in succession on the event - and the 70th of his WRC career.

Ford privateer Mads Ostberg wins Rally de Portugal after Mikko Hirvonen is excluded when stewards find irregularities with his Citroen DS3 WRC in post-event scrutineering

Skoda UK driver becomes youngest IRC champion.

Andreas Mikkelsen claimed a popular maiden IRC win on the Rally of Scotland, confirming Skoda as manufacturers' champion for 2011.

Thierry Neuville: I was flat out on that last stage, it was incredible and I can't believe the result. I pushed really hard, it was such a nice battle over the weekend, so intensive because the IRC is such a competitive championship. The car felt good, I am so happy. I hope this win won't be the last for me.

Jan Kopecky: "Andreas certainly deserved to win here, because he was fastest of all of us. On the other hand, we had good luck, one of the things you need in rallying. We are in the lead of the IRC Championship now, which is very positive before the final stages of this series."

Jan Kopecky: It was a nice fight with Freddy until the last metre of the last stage and we enjoyed it a lot. Many people were much more nervous than me, I was quite relaxed and felt no pressure. I have to say it is my best win and we come back in the championship now but there is still a long way to go.

Freddy Loix maintained his impressive domination of the Ypres Rally to reclaim the IRC points lead.

Juho Hanninen: It's been a good weekend with no punctures and no mistakes. The car was working thanks to the team, really there were no dramas. I was trying to stay on the Tarmac and avoid the punctures. I might not have always given maximum on the stages because of this but I knew it would be a long rally. I used my brains this weekend.

Thierry Neuville: "This is an incredible result after such a long rally. I never imagined I could win in the IRC so soon and never dreamed that I would win here in Corsica. But Nicolas and I have done a great job together and the car has always been good. I'm very happy."

Juho Hanninen comes through close battle to claim first tarmac rally success.

Peugeot ace Bryan Bouffier takes maiden Intercontinental Rally Challenge triumph on the Rallye Monte Carlo.

Nasser Al-Attiyah has made it a brace of victories for M-Sport's Ford Fiesta S2000 and become the eighth different winner of the 2010 IRC campaign after taking advantage of problems for early leader Martin Prokop to triumph in Cyprus

Skoda's Juho Hanninen conquers treacherous Scottish stages and notches up third win of the year.

Paolo Andreucci secures his first IRC victory in Sanremo, while Juho Hanninen closes on the IRC drivers' title with second place.

Fredy Loix came out on top of a changing order over the final four stages of the Barum Czech Rally Zlin.

Delight for Jari-Matti Latvala and Ford as the 25-year-old notches up his first victory on home soil and his second of the 2010 WRC season.

Freddy Loix completed a dream return to the IRC by taking an uncontested victory on home soil in Belgium.

Juho Hanninen takes victory on Rally Sardinia to strengthen lead in the IRC standings

Jari-Matti Latvala takes the glory in New Zealand after edging out Sebastien Ogier in the final stage.

Jan Kopecky makes it four different IRC winners in as many events as he heads home a Skoda 1-2-3 on Rally Islas Canarias.

Citroen's Sebastien Loeb wins the Jordan Rally, the third round in the 2010 World Rally Championship, 35.8 seconds up on Jari-Matti Latvala; Mikko Hirvonen finishes a disappointing 20th after going off the road on day two.