Canet overturns Sanders deficit to win Rallye du Maroc
Edgar Canet erased a 1m31s gap on the final day to take his first RallyGP win at the 2026 Rallye du Maroc. Daniel Sanders had led entering the last stage, while Ricky Brabec placed third and Skyler Howes finished ninth.
Edgar Canet claimed his first RallyGP victory at the 2026 Rallye du Maroc after overturning a 1m31s deficit on the final day. Daniel Sanders had held the lead before the last stage, but could not keep Canet behind him. Ricky Brabec completed the event third, with Skyler Howes ninth.
This result places Canet among RallyGP winners for the first time, while Sanders' late loss and the podium and top-10 finishes for Brabec and Howes shape the event's final order.
Canet's breakthrough could elevate his standing with rally fans, teams, and sponsors, potentially opening new opportunities. Sanders' narrow defeat may intensify interest in future RallyGP battles, while Brabec's and Howes' finishes could affect how audiences and manufacturers view their form. The event may also give Moroccan motorsport and host communities a brief global spotlight, though any lasting social or economic benefit would likely depend on broader investment and coverage.