Oliver Solberg claimed a second World Rally Championship victory of 2026 after winning a wild Rally Chile, as Toyota clinched a record-equalling 10th manufacturers’ title.
Solberg and co-driver Elliott Edmondson delivered a mature display to lead through 15 of the 16 rough gravel stages to claim a first win since the Monte Carlo season opener in January.
The Toyota pair came under severe pressure throughout the rally with the top four separated by only 20 seconds at times. In the end, Solberg took the win by 16.6s from nine-time world champion Sebastien Ogier, who inherited the position after championship leader
