Richard Burns
Race car driver, 2000 World Rally Champion
Race car driver, 2000 World Rally Champion
Athletes & Sports Figures
United Kingdom
A prominent figure in rally racing, achieved significant recognition on the international stage. Competed in the World Rally Championship from 1990 to 2003, winning the World Rally Championship title in 2000. Raced for teams such as Subaru and Peugeot, demonstrating exceptional skill and determination. His career was marked by numerous victories and podium finishes in various prestigious rallies. Despite a battle with brain cancer that led to an untimely passing in 2005, remains a revered personality in the rally racing community.
Winning the 2000 World Rally Championship
Driving for Subaru during his championship win
Securing multiple stage wins in WRC events
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