Rally great Ogier and co-driver Landais hospitalized in Poland after crash

Driving part-time on the planet rally championship this year, he won the Croatia Rally in April and the Portugal Rally in Might. Poland is organizing its first WRC event in 7 years, and Ogier has won here two times.

Neighborhood police spokesperson Marta Domańska claimed the collision happened on a slim, one-lane dust road which was not near website traffic. In the Ford were a 67-year-old lady and a 69-year-old male. She said no main rally route tests were taking place there at the time.

A police representative in Olsztyn, Tomasz Markowski, claimed a Toyota and Ford automobiles were entailed near the northeast town of Wlosty, and four people were taken to healthcare facility. The drivers were airlifted to medical facility and the guests were taken by rescues, Markowski added.

Policeman are examining the site of a crash between the white Toyota of eight-time world rally champ Sebastien Ogier and co-driver Vincent Landais, right, and neighborhood citizens’ Ford, left, that collided head-on on a regional roadway near the town of Wlosty, near Goldap in northeastern Poland, Tuesday, June 25, 2024, while the Ogier and Landais were on a reconnaissance run ahead of this week’s Rally Poland. (Cops Office in Goldap by means of AP Picture).