Ogier: stepping out of the comfort zone
The WRC's runaway leader Sebastian Ogier put himself out of his comfort zone at Monaco, where he competed against Sebastien Loeb in the Porsche Supercup. And it was a dream for him, as David Evans explains
Five days and a world - that's the difference for Sebastien Ogier. And I'm not talking about the gap between him and his closest challenger for this year's World Rally Championship title.
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