Daniel Sordo

Spanish rally car driver, WRC podium finisher

Daniel Sordo - Spanish rally car driver, WRC podium finisher
Born

May 2nd, 1983
41 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Spain

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Started a career in motorsport at a young age, participating in various national championships before moving to the World Rally Championship (WRC). Competed with various teams including Citroën and Hyundai. Achieved multiple podium finishes in the WRC, establishing a reputation in the sport. Excelled in events such as the Monte Carlo Rally and the Spanish Rally Championship, contributing to competitive teams.

Achieved multiple podium finishes in WRC

Competed for Citroën and Hyundai teams

Won the 2013 WRC Rallye de France-Alsace

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