Third place at Spain’s RallyRACC Catalunya - Costa Daurada on Sunday was sufficient to defend his 2014 crown with one round remaining, and the Qatari immediately pledged to return in search of a hat-trick. “Of course. We will stay with the Skoda Fabia R5 next year. We are happy because the car is good,” Al-Attiyah told wrc.com, adding that Mexico and Argentina would feature in his programme. Winning the WRC 2 championship ended a remarkable three weeks in which he netted three FIA titles. He previously won a second Cross-Country Rally World Cup in Morocco and a remarkable 11th Middle East Rally Championship in Jordan to add to January’s Dakar Rally win.“I’m so happy to have...
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