Hayden Paddon kept world champion Sebastien Ogier at bay to win the Rally of Argentina on Sunday for his first world rally championship success. The Hyundai driver, tipped as a future world champion, inherited a handsome lead after Jari-Matti Latvala crashed out in his VW Polo on Saturday. And he held his nerve over the three closing stages although he had a scare on the fourth day's opener when he lost time to Ogier after a gearbox change. He took fourth in that stage 16 and then third in the next special won by Ogier who had started the day half a minute behind but was now bang in the hunt only 2.6sec shy of the New Zealander. The 29-year-old Paddon kept his cool to clock the quickest...
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