also partook in the 2006 Danish Touring Car Championship with Hans Hartmann's Honda Racing. Märtin signed a deal to become the official test driver for the Subaru World Rally Team in 2008. He has since test-driven for Ford and Mini. Life after WRC In 2009, Märtin was hired by Ford to work as a R&D factory driver. He helped to train WRC rookie Ken Block for the 2010 WRC season. On 7 June 2010, it was announced that Märtin would race in Rally Estonia, which took place on 16–18 July 2010 and which was also an IRC candidate event. Märtin drove a Ford Focus RS WRC 03, which he referred to as "the best rally car in the world." Märtin won all twelve stages, second place, Ott Tänak lost 2.50,3. Together with his father, Märtin runs a haulage company in Estonia. He also rents out land and property, most prominently a piece of land to Autospirit, an Estonian car dealership. In 2005 he also created MM Motorsport, which won several Estonian Rally Championship titles. The team also has numerous Ford Fiesta R5 for rent. Personal life Märtin lives in Monaco with Miss Model Estonia 2004 Mari-Liis Sallo and they welcomed their first child together in summer 2007. Märtin also appeared in the 2019 documentary film Ott Tänak: The Movie as one of the interviewees. Complete World Rally Championship results (key) WRC victories {|class="wikitable" ! Number ! Event ! Season ! Co-driver ! Car |- | 1 | 50 th BP Ultimate Acropolis Rally of Greece |rowspan=2 | 2003 |rowspan=5 | Michael Park |rowspan=3 | Ford Focus RS WRC 03 |- | 2 | 53rd Neste Rally Finland |- | 3 | 18º Corona Rally México |rowspan=3 | 2004 |- | 4 | 48ème Tour de Corse – Rallye de France |rowspan=2 | Ford Focus RS WRC 04 |- | 5 | 40º Rallye Catalunya-Costa Brava (Rallye de España) |} References External links Article on Märtin's intention to retire Article on Märtin's joining with DTC Stats at Jonkka's World Rally Archive Stats at ewrc-results.com 1975 births Living people Sportspeople from Tartu Estonian rally drivers Danish Touring Car Championship drivers World Rally Championship drivers People from Monte Carlo Expatriate sportspeople in Monaco Estonian expatriates in Monaco Motorsport team owners Peugeot Sport drivers