Can Elfyn Evans be Britain’s next World Rally champion?
Elfyn Evans has been the runner-up four times. Now the Welshman leads the 2025 WRC standings after a fine start to the season with Toyota
In sport, there will always be a pursuit of perfection. In motorsport, perfect seasons are unheard of but, more often than not, those who come the closest to it ultimately win championships.
It is fair to say that Elfyn Evans is one of those drivers who strives for perfection. The Welshman is known for a meticulous, no-stone-unturned approach and often pours hour upon hour into analysing onboard videos in search of the edge to achieve the ultimate dream – becoming World Rally champion.
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