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The 2010 FIA World Rally Championship wrapped up at Wales Rally GB with Citroën’s Sébastien Loeb celebrating his seventh WRC drivers’ title with a record-breaking 62nd rally victory.
Top Kiwi rally driver Hayden Paddon fought back from mechanical woes to finish third in class in his final international event for 2010 and confirm third place overall in his first attempt at the FIA Production World Rally Championship.
Demonstrating his outright speed is the key goal for New Zealand rally driver Hayden Paddon as he lines up for the final World Rally Championship round of the season, Wales Rally GB.
The final round of this year's World Rally Championship takes place in Great Britain over the weekend of 12 to 14 November.
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The penultimate round of the 2010 FIA World Rally Championship, Rally Spain is traditionally run on asphalt, but it’s different this year with drivers tackling gravel roads on the first day. To add an extra challenge, the opening day’s roads are not all gravel: of the three different stages, one is all-dirt and the other two are mixed, with a higher ratio of loose surface roads. The most demanding stage will be the opening 35.94km Terra Alta test which includes frequent changes in surface over three gravel and two asphalt sections.
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