Ogier gets boost in world title bid, Formaux leads Rally Saudi Arabia

VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF WRC RALLY SAUDI ARABIA DAY TWO MORNING SESSION RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: VARIOUS, SAUDI ARABIA (NOVEMBER 28, 2025) (WRC PROMOTER GMBH – See restrictions) 1. AERIAL VIEW OF A GROUP OF CAMELS IN THE DESERT 2. VARIOUS OF ELFYN EVANS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING IN ACTION DURING DAY TWO  3. EVANS STOPPING THE CAR AND GETTING DOWN TO CHANGE PUNCTURED REAR LEFT TYRE 4. KALLE ROVANPERA OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT WITH CO-DRIVER JONNE HALTTUNEN   5. VARIOUS OF ROVANPERA IN ACTION  6. VARIOUS OF SEBASTIEN OGIER OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVING THROUGH THE COURSE 7. VARIOUS OF MARTINS SESKS OF M-SPORT FORD IN ACTION 8. VARIOUS OF SAMI PAJARI OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING IN ACTION 9. VARIOUS OF ADRIEN FOURMAUX OF HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS IN ACTION STORY: Adrien Fourmaux led Rally Saudi Arabia in Friday’s (November 28) morning session into the mid-leg service even as M-Sport Ford’s Martiņs Sesks, Toyota Gazoo Racing‘s Sami Pajari and Ott Tanak closed in on the Frenchman in a four-way fight. Championship leader and Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Elfyn Evans suffered a major setback when he stopped after three kilometres of stage 11 to change a rear-left puncture, which means if the standings remain the same, Ogier will become world champion for a ninth time. Toyota Gazoo Racing’s Kalle Rovanpera also carried a slow puncture on the same test, with his slim chances of becoming world champion swiftly receding. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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