World Rally Interviews
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![Barry Clark (GBR) - Scott Martin (GBR), Ford Fiesta ST [JWRC / FSTi]. Wales Rally GB, 1st-3rd Decemb](https://d9.crash.net/s3/files/styles/img_400/s3/hires/258156.jpg?itok=bJ0rVF-b)
by Rob Wilkins Britain's Barry Clark clinched the Junior WRC rookie title on the recent Wales Rally GB, the final round in the 2006 FIA World Rally Championship. Crash.net Radio caught up with him at the finish and spoke to him about the event...
by Rob Wilkins Robert Reid was at the Wales Rally GB last weekend and Crash.net Radio caught up with Reid to discuss how things are going with the Richard Burns Foundation and to get the latest on the MSA British Rally Elite programme and the MSA British Rally Academy...
![Kris Meeke (GBR) - Glenn Patterson (GBR), Citroen C2 [JWRC]. Wales Rally GB, 1st-3rd December 2006.](https://d9.crash.net/s3/files/styles/img_400/s3/hires/257432.jpg?itok=mMcnN8v8)
by Russell Atkins Guy Wilks saw his hopes of claiming the Junior World Rally Championship crown go up in smoke on last weekend's Wales Rally GB, but the 25-year-old remains pleased with the form he has shown this year and confident for the future.
by Rob Wilkins. David Sutton is the only man to date to have guided a private team to the pinnacle of the FIA World Rally Championship, when his Rothmans Rally Team took the 1981 drivers' championship title with Ari Vatanen.
by Rob Wilkins Citroen C2 driver Kris Meeke is one of Britain's rising rallying stars, along with Guy Wilks, and both are hotly tipped to emulate the likes of Colin McRae and Richard Burns in the not to distant future.
by Rob Wilkins Subaru team leader Petter Solberg will be gunning for his fourth successive Wales Rally GB win next weekend, when the FIA World Rally Championship heads to Cardiff for round twelve.
by Rob Wilkins. Subaru have been somewhat off the boil of late and as such, after Sebastien Loeb's run of five successive wins, Petter Solberg has dropped well behind the Frenchman in the battle for the 2005 drivers' title.
by Rob Wilkins. Skoda team leader Armin Schwarz is part of the 'old guard' in the WRC, having made his debut on the RAC Rally GB back in 1988. The German is currently in his second year with the Czech manufacturer, having rejoined the outfit in 2004.
by Rob Wilkins. Britain's leading female rally driver, Natalie Barratt kicked off her Production Car WRC campaign in New Zealand at the beginning of April, and her next event will be in Cyprus in two weeks' time.