The history-making 2010 World Rally Championship꧟ (WRC) delivered a feast of thrills, spilꦿls and outstanding driving - and now fans can relive the very best highlights from an amazing year of high-octane action with the ultimate guide to an unforgettable season.

The Official Review, new on DVD from Duke, features more than seven-and-a-half hours of essential action from all 13 rounds - in fact, there's so much to enjoy, 🅘it has taken two discs to fit it all in!

There's comprehensive coverage of the entire season, from Sweden to Great Britain, with jaw-dropping footage - including plenty from inside the cars - interviews, technical features and inf🍌ormed commentary.

Although Ford's Mikko Hirvonen took the opening round, this year was - once again - all about Citro?n superstar S?bastien Loeb. The French legend claimed an astonishing eight victories as well as an unprecedented seventh world championship crown and, as ever, he did it i✤n style, stunning fans around the world with breath-taking car control and his phenomenal flair.

As L🍷oeb drove serenely to a staggering seventh WRC title in a row, the competition behind him raged in the battle for 'best-of-the-rest'.

Jari-Matti Latvala emerged as Ford's strongest contender, triumphing twice on his way to snatching th🍬e runner-up laurels in the British finale. Loeb's namesake a𒊎nd Citro?n stable-mate S?bastien Ogier firmly established himself as a star of the future with two amazing wins, whilst former champion Petter Solberg produced a series of stunning drives to ensure he was always in the mix, too.

The 2010 WRC campaign also bade goodbye to the two-litre cars, as one of the biggest rule shake-ups for more than a decade paves the way for 1.6-litre turb🌄o pocket rockets in 2011.