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Rally Islas Canarias: Rovanperä’s Rampage Leads Toyota Onslaught, Hyundai Struggles

David Castro by David Castro
April 25, 2025
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Rally Islas Canarias: Rovanperä’s Rampage Leads Toyota Onslaught, Hyundai Struggles

Kalle Rovanperä (FIN) and Jonne Halttunen (FIN) of team TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT are seen performing during the World Rally Championship Spain in Gran Canaria, Spain on April 24, 2025. // Jaanus Ree / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202504241322 // Usage for editorial use only //

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Rally Racing Madness: Toyota Dominates with Rovanperä Leading the Pack

In a jaw-dropping display of dominance, Kalle Rovanperä of Toyota swept all six stages on the opening day of Rally Islas Canarias, leaving his competitors in the dust. The two-time champion’s stellar performance not only solidified his lead but also showcased Toyota’s stronghold on the rally as they secured the top five positions on the leaderboard.

Rovanperä’s exceptional driving skills and mastery of the new hard compound Hankook tire set the tone for the event, propelling him to a commanding 26.8-second lead over his teammate Sébastien Ogier. Even Ogier, known for his tenacity, had to admit defeat in the face of Rovanperä’s unmatched speed, acknowledging, “Kalle has been impressive today.”

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Meanwhile, championship leader Elfyn Evans faced challenges with his GR Yaris Rally1, struggling with understeer and slipping behind Ogier in the intense battle for second place. As frustration mounted, Evans lamented, “The feeling is still not amazing… it’s frustrating to be like that.”

On the Toyota front, young gun Sami Pajari showcased his prowess by securing fourth place, outperforming his more experienced teammate Takamoto Katsuta. Pajari’s strategic approach and precision driving tactics proved to be key in maintaining his position amidst the fierce competition.

While Toyota basked in glory, Hyundai grappled with performance issues, with Thierry Neuville leading the charge in sixth place, trailing behind the Toyota pack. Adrien Fourmaux, on the other hand, faced a dramatic tumble down the leaderboard, expressing his dismay, “We are just slow… I am enjoying driving, but just frustrated with the time.”

As the rally drama unfolds, with twists and turns at every corner, the stage is set for a thrilling continuation of Rally Islas Canarias. Stay tuned for more heart-stopping action as the drivers push their limits in a battle for supremacy on the challenging asphalt terrain.

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