Mārtiņš Sesks, a Latvian rally driver, and his co-driver Renārs Francis made a strong recovery on Sunday during the final stages of the World Rally Championship in Sweden, finishing within the top ten. After facing multiple challenges with tire failures in the initial stages of the rally, the team struggled on Friday but managed to regroup by Saturday. They secured a win in the second stage on Saturday, demonstrating resilience despite encountering technical difficulties that resulted in a time penalty earlier in the race.

On Sunday, the Latvian duo kicked off the day with a fifth place finish, reflecting a solid performance compared to their previous challenges. They maintained their competitiveness throughout the day, managing to improve their standing and finally clinching the seventh position in a special stage—marking them as the best-performing crew from the M-Sport Ford team. This performance signifies a successful recovery from the earlier setbacks and showcases the skill and determination of Sesks and his team.

The rally was dominated by drivers from the Toyota Gazoo team, with Elfyn Evans taking the victory. The competition was fierce, and while the Latvians' results fell short of winning, their ability to finish in the top ten speaks to their talent in an intense environment. This rally in Sweden not only provides vital experience but also sets the stage for future competitions for the Latvian team as they continue to make their mark in the World Rally Championship.