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Photographs From Rally Estonia Shakedown Stage

on September 04, 2020

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Rally Estonia Shakedown Photo's

Hyundai i20 WRC Car Jumping in Rally Estonia

Ford Fiesta WRC over jump at Rally Estonia

Toyota Yaris WRC at Rally Estonia 2020

Ott Tanak on Rally Estonia Shakedown stage

Fiesta WRC drifting sideways

Toyota WRC Yump Estonia

Rally Driver changing wheels before stage start

Toyota Yaris sideways on gravel

Rally Driver changing tyres

Rally Mechanic gives thumbs up

Toyota Yaris Rally car flying in Estonia

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