Fresh off his 50th WRC victory and record-breaking 8th Rallye Monte-Carlo victory, Sébastien Ogier opens up with Becs Williams in the first episode of Backstories – the official podcast of the WRC – for 2021

From starting out with his brother Henning’s wife as his co-driver, Petter Solberg quickly rose through the ranks to become a regular fix in WRC and a household name in his native Norway. In this episode, the 2005 World Champion opens up about his close relationship with Colin McRae, the role Harri Rovanperä has had in son Oliver’s career and a famous Shakedown when he was berated by Malcolm Wilson for going too fast…

Growing up as a friend of Matthew Wilson, it seems only natural that Scott Martin moved into the world of rallying. Fresh off the second victory of his WRC career, Elfyn Evans' co-driver opens up to Becs Williams on being starstruck by Colin McRae, to almost quitting the sport following the loss of close friend Michael Park, and a big accident of his own.

Rising to prominence in the WRC as a co-driver, Kaj Lindström remains in the WRC as sporting director for Toyota Gazoo Racing. Hear of the professional transformation the Finn has gone under in the latest episode of WRC Backstories.

As part Hyundai Motorsport Week, Becs Williams talks with Thierry Neuville's co-driver, Nicolas Gilsoul.

In this special episode of Backstories to coincide with M-Sport Ford Week, Becs Williams interviews M-Sport Ford owner and WRC icon, Malcolm Wilson

In the seventh episode of Backstories, host Becs Williams talks with Toyota Gazoo Racing chief engineer Tom Fowler in a WRC Tech Month special edition of WRC Backstories

In the sixth episode of Backstories, host Becs Williams talks with Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team driver Dani Sordo

Co-Driver Week, presented by Anonimo, extends to Backstories as well, as Becs Williams catches up with one of the most experienced co-drivers in the WRC, Finland’s Jarmo Lehtinen.

This week, host Becs Williams sits down with the reigning world champion Ott Tänak of Estonia, tracking his career from small-town Estonia to the top of the world