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Pajari reacts to his maiden WRC win

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By Luke Barry Verified
| DirtFish
“We knew it was coming, there was no doubt, but now we have done it.” Sami Pajari always had the belief he could, but now he’s officially a World Rally Championship winner. Recording victory at Rally Estonia by 19.5 seconds, the Finn won 12 of the rally’s 18 stages to lead the event from start to finish, scoring his sixth podium finish of the season – more than any other driver in the field. He summed up his immediate emotions to DirtFish.
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Pajari wins his first WRC event at Rally Estonia

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By Luke Barry Verified
| DirtFish
Sami Pajari claimed the first victory of his World Rally Championship career with a dominant performance at Rally Estonia. Leading the event from start to finish, he beat Toyota team-mate – and last year’s Estonia winner – Oliver Solberg by 19.5s with Adrien Fourmaux fending off Hyundai team-mate Thierry Neuville to complete the podium. Pajari became the sixth different winner of 2026, with all five of Toyota’s drivers now having won a round of the WRC.
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Pajari closing on maiden WRC victory

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By Luke Barry Verified
| DirtFish
Sami Pajari is one day away from a maiden World Rally Championship victory, leading Rally Estonia by 25 seconds on Saturday evening. The Toyota driver has led round nine of the season ever since the first stage, dominating Friday’s opening leg by winning all seven of the day’s stages. Pajari carried that momentum into Saturday, winning the first pass of both Peipsiääre and Mustvee before Oliver Solberg replied with two stage wins on the repeat pass.
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