Driving the world's fastest rally stage
If there's one stage in world rallying that has separated the men from the boys again and again, it's Ouninpohja - one of the iconic names of Rally Finland. David Evans tried out 20.5 classic miles, and we think he may just have enjoyed it
Colin McRae's racehorse. Big wings. Bigger jumps. The biggest beers. What do they have in common? A stretch of gravel road in Finland called Ouninpohja. For those of you still in the dark about the best road on the planet, your search is over.
Take the E63 south of Jamsa and then a left a handful of miles down the road. A few hundred metres down there you'll come to a junction. This is Hamepohja. Welcome to heaven.
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