Video: Toivonen's corner and Group B rallying's tragic mystery
Group B was the World Rally Championship's most famous era and produced the most spectacular cars
But Group B's time was effectively ended when Henri Toivonen and co-driver Sergio Cresto were killed in a crash on the Tour of Corsica in 1986.
As the WRC field competed on the Corsica stages for the 2019 event, David Evans and Colin Clark visited the scene of Toivonen's crash and explained why there are still unanswered questions about the tragedy.
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