In a press release, Toyota announced this Tuesday morning that Sébastien Ogier and his Nancy co-driver Vincent Landais had been involved in an accident during reconnaissance of the Poland rally scheduled for this weekend. The Japanese manufacturer indicates that the pilot and his navigator have gone “to undergo medical examinations”.
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Vincent Landais during the 2024 Monte-Carlo rally. Credit TGR WRT
According to Polish media, the French crew’s car collided with a passenger car, driven by a woman, who was taken to hospital, just like Ogier and Landais.
The collision would have occurred “at reduced speed” specifies Auto-Hebdo, adding that the news is reassuring for Sébastien Ogier and Vincent Landais, ultimately unhurt and ready to line up at the start of the rally, “but their participation is subject to the endorsed by the FIA”.
The Polish rally is the fifth rally in the partial world program in which the multiple world champion and his Lorraine co-driver are taking part. Of the first four contested, they won two in Croatia and Portugal.
