The last leg of the World Rally Championships is set to be a thriller, with the all-star international competitors coming to town.
It’s just one month before the fastest drivers in the world descend on Coffs Harbour, and 11 new-era W-R-C cars are set to take their place in the line-up.
Defending his 2016 Rally Australia title, Andreas Mikkelsen will drive for Hyundai, while World Champion Sebastien Ogier is racing for England’s M-Sport team in a Ford.
12 countries will compete alongside 16 Australian crews when competition starts in mid November.
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