Aaron Burkart

Thierry Neuville holds a commanding overnight lead of the Junior World Rally Championship section of Rally Bulgaria. With four stages remaining on Sunday, the 22-year-old from Belgium heads Dutchman Hans Weijs by 51 seconds as he closes in on his first victory in the young driver category. Neuville, who took the class lead from Mathieu Arzeno with a rapid time through Saturday’s first stage, enjoyed an almost trouble-free day in his Citroen C2 Super 1600, although the loss of brakes and a...Read Full Story

Thierry Neuville holds a commanding overnight lead of the Junior World Rally Championship section of Rally Bulgaria. With four stages remaining on Sunday, the 22-year-old from Belgium heads Dutchman Hans Weijs by 51 seconds as he closes in on his first victory in the young driver category. Neuville, who took the class lead from Mathieu Arzeno with a rapid time through Saturday’s first stage, enjoyed an almost trouble-free day in his Citroen C2 Super 1600, although the loss of brakes and a...Read Full Story

J-WRC leader Aaron Burkart hopes to change his front-wheel drive Suzuki Swift for a four-wheel drive Super 2000 car for July's Eifel-Rallye, the fourth round of the German Rally Championship. In his final year of J-WRC eligibility, the 27-year old Berliner is busy confirming a team and sponsor for this home event, which starts on 16 July, and is excited by the prospect of a new challenge: “We are in discussions with a number of teams and I am feeling confident. It’ll be the first I’ll...Read Full Story

With a lead of more than five minutes starting the final five stages of Rallye Deutschland, Hans Weijs Jr could have been forgiven for taking things easy in his Citroen C2 Super 1600. Instead, the Dutchman maintained his impressive pace right up until the finish, taking the fastest time through the event-closing SSS Circus Maximus stage in Trier to secure victory by a staggering margin of 5m19.2s. While Weijs Jr could reflect on an impressive display afterwards there was a moment when all...Read Full Story

J-WRC leader Aaron Burkart hopes to change his front-wheel drive Suzuki Swift for a four-wheel drive Super 2000 car for July's Eifel-Rallye, the fourth round of the German Rally Championship. In his final year of J-WRC eligibility, the 27-year old Berliner is busy confirming a team and sponsor for this home event, which starts on 16 July, and is excited by the prospect of a new challenge: “We are in discussions with a number of teams and I am feeling confident. It’ll be the first I’ll...Read Full Story