Whatever Thierry Neuville ate for breakfast this morning, it must have included very big brave pills. The final day of the FIA World Rally Championship’s season-opening Rallye Monte-Carlo was electric with excitement. Neuville and co-driver Nicolas Gilsoul took their Hyundai Shell Mobis i20 Coupe WRC to victory after a thrilling final four stages on Sunday after a daring fight on the slippery slopes of the French Alps.   The Belgians dominated the top spot of stage times on all four speed tests today, outpacing their rivals to jump from a 6.4s overnight deficit while lying in third place to win the Rallye Monte-Carlo for the first time with a margin of 12.6s over Sebastien...
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