Rally driver Oliver Solberg secured second place in Rally Estonia on Sunday, describing the result as an important mental victory after a series of setbacks. The Norwegian-Swedish driver has faced challenges recently, including a puncture and crash at the Acropolis Rally and a crash during Rally Japan.
In the Estonian event, Solberg was not in contention for the win, as Finnish driver Sami Pajari dominated with nine consecutive stage victories. However, Solberg excelled in the battle for positions behind, ultimately securing the runner-up spot. This result helped him close the gap in the World Rally Championship standings, where he now sits in fifth place, 47 points behind leader Elfyn Evans. lebandit.lat
