Sebastien Ogier completed the final day of Rally Catalunya in the lead to be crowned WRC champion for the fourth year in a row. Having sat second behind local driver Dani Sordo on Friday, Ogier fought back to retake the lead at the end of Day 2. The lead he kicked off Sunday with was 5.8s and the gap increased in all four tests as he won one of them and finished second behind teammate Jari-Matti Latvala in the other three. Hyundai man Sordo, who scored an extra point in the last stage, was followed by his Hyundai teammates Thierry Neuville and Hayden Paddon in the classification, the duo separated by 12.8s. Kris Meeke retired from fifth in the first stage of the day with an engine issue,...
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