technical director of Peugeot Sport (1999–2005) and technical manager of the Suzuki World Rally Team (2006–2007) Guenther Steiner – chief engineer of the Ford World Rally Team (1997–2001) Jean-Claude Vaucard – chief chassis engineer of Citroën Sport (1993–2005), chassis engineer at Peugeot Talbot Sport (1982–1993) Rally officials Ian Campbell - FIA Steward Garry Connelly – clerk of the course of Rally Australia (1988–2002) Fred Gallagher – former co-driver, clerk of the course of Rally GB Seppo Harjanne – former co-driver, deputy clerk of the course of Rally Finland René Isoart – clerk of the course of Monte Carlo Rally Silver Kütt - FIA Steward Simo Lampinen – former driver, clerk of the course of Rally Finland Michèle Mouton - FIA Safety Delegate Timo Rautiainen - Former co-driver and FIA Sporting Delegate Commentators and journalists Trevor Agnew - Absolute Rally podcast Jim Bamber – cartoonist Luke Barry - Journalist, Dirtfish Media, Autosport and Motorsport News Jack Benyon - Absolute Rally podcast Kiri Bloore - WRC TV/All Live presenter Ryan Champion - Absolute Rally podcast Mike Chen - Red Bull Rally TV presenter Colin Clark - Former WRC TV reporter and Dirtfish Media reporter Ben Constanduros - WRC TV/All Live reporter John Davenport – former co-driver and author Jon Desborough - WRC TV/All Live commentator Hayley Edmonds - WRC TV/All Live reporter David Evans - Dirtfish Media journalist, formerly of Autosport and Motorsport News Robbie Head – former driver and commentator Martin Holmes – former co-driver, journalist and author Paul King - WRC TV/All Live commentator Sebastian Marshall - Co-driver and WRC TV/All Live reporter and commentator Luis Moya - Former Co-driver and frequent Red Bull Rally pundit Molly Pettit - WRC TV/All Live reporter Julian Porter - WRC TV/All Live commentator Tony Simpson - Absolute Rally podcast host Becs Williams - WRC TV/All Live commentator, reporter, podcast and 'Meet the Crews' host Matthew Wilson - Frequent Red Bull Rally Pundit Drivers Markku Alén – 1978 FIA Cup champion Didier Auriol – 1994 world champion Miki Biasion – 1988 and 1989 world champion Stig Blomqvist – 1984 world champion Richard Burns – 2001 world champion Marcus Grönholm – 2000 and 2002 world champion Juha Kankkunen – four-time world champion Sébastien Loeb – nine-time world champion, most successful rally driver Colin McRae – 1995 world champion, first British world champion Michèle Mouton – most successful female rally driver Tommi Mäkinen – four-time world