WORLD RALLYING’S MOST iconic figure, Colin McRae, has been honoured in a glittering ceremony in London by being inducted into the Motor Sport Hall of Fame, writes Jim McGill.
The Lanark-born Scot, whose swashbuckling style of inch-perfect driving memorably took him to the 1995 World Rally Championship, remains a world figure more than four years after he died in a helicopter crash near his home. The tragedy also claimed the life of his five-year-old son, Johnny.