Why Ogier's Citroen future is in doubt
David Evans explains how power within Citroen's WRC camp shifted back towards Sebastien Loeb during Rally Australia, and why the result may be that young pretender Sebastien Ogier takes his abundant talents elsewhere
Black widow? Hunstman? Funnel-web? Or maybe, possibly, just a common Tegenaria domestica. I wasn't sure.
And I wasn't about to take any chances with the saucer-sized spider, which had checked into the same hotel room as me. I legged it.
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