AustriaRallye-Weltmeister Sebastien Ogier und sein Ersatz-Co-Pilot Julien Ingrassia were involved in a crash during the Finland Rally on Saturday. They were evacuated by helicopter to the hospital for checks, but according to their team Toyota, both athletes were able to exit the car unaided and are generally fine. The incident occurred on Special Stage 17, where Ogier lost control of his vehicle, causing it to roll multiple times. Toyota's deputy team chief Juha Kankkunen stated that Ogier was more shocked than seriously injured and that no fractures were reported. The cause of the accident remains unknown.
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