Date of birth | 17.12.1983 |
Country | France |
Team | Toyota Gazoo Racing |
Co-driver | Vincent Landais |
WRC starts | 185 |
First event | Mexico 2008 |
Victories | 60 |
First win | Portugal 2010 |
Podiums | 101 |
Retirements | 15 |
Stage wins | 710 |
Power Stage wins | 43 |
Total point | 2837 |
2023 season ranking | 5. |
Championship wins | 8 |
Stats uptated 16/05/2024
Sébastien Ogier has won the past six world championships. The 2018 season saw him win the title after a fierce battle, with Thierry Neuville and Ott Tänak conceding only in the final event in Australia.
Ogier rose to prominence by winning the Junior World Championship title in 2008. From 2009 to 2011, he drove for Citroen, achieving his first victory in Portugal in 2010. Since then, he has secured 70 additional wins.
His streak of championships began with the Volkswagen team in 2012. The most recent two titles were claimed with M-Sport Ford. For the 2019 season, Ogier returned to Citroen, with whom he celebrated a victory at the season-opening Rally Monte Carlo. Ogier competed for the championship against Tänak and Neuville but ultimately finished third.
Ogier moved to Toyota for the 2020 season and immediately won the world championship in the seven-event COVID-affected season. He secured his eighth world championship in the 2021 season. In 2022, Ogier competed in select events, sharing Toyota’s factory team car with Esapekka Lappi.
In the 2023 season, Ogier participated in eight events and claimed three victories. The Frenchman finished the season in fifth place in the final standings.
For the 2024 season, Ogier continues with Toyota driving only partial season.
Sébastien Ogier is confident that Toyota can achieve an excellent result in the next round of the WRC.
Hyundai’s Thierry Neuville holds a clear lead in the World Rally Championship after five rounds of the season.
Sébastien Ogier has been in fine form in the World Rally Championship this season.
M-Sport Ford’s Adrien Fourmaux is competing for top positions in this year’s World Rally Championship.
The fifth round of the World Rally Championship took place this past weekend in Portugal. RallyJournal.com’s journalists offer ratings for the main class drivers.
Sebastien Ogier is now the most successful driver in Rally de Portugal’s history.
Sebastien Ogier won Rally de Portugal, but he did not secure the largest points haul from the event.
Sebastien Ogier secured his second consecutive victory in the World Rally Championship by finishing first in the Rally de Portugal on Sunday.
Toyota’s Elfyn Evans’ troubles continued at the Rally de Portugal, as his lackluster performance extended into the penultimate stage.