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.

Toyota World Rally Championship boss Jari-Matti Latvala says it’s a “big relief” for his team to be back in the manufacturers’ title fight after dominating Rally Chile. Latvala had all but written off the team’s title hopes after a difficult Acropolis Rally Greece earlier this month left Toyota facing a 35-point deficit with three rounds of the season remaining.

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 increased his Rally Chile lead over Toyota World Rally Championship team-mate Elfyn Evans after emerging from treacherous fog that severely reduced visibility. The reigning world champion extended his margin to 20.

Kalle Rovanperä has surged ahead of Elfyn Evans to take the lead of Rally Chile after a dramatic and fog-filled SS11, shaking up the standings in the 11th round of the World Rally Championship. Evans appeared to be in control,

Sebastian Ogier believes his bid for a record equalling ninth World Rally Championship title is over after retiring from Rally Chile. The Toyota driver headed into the final gravel round of the season 38 points adrift of championship leader,