Colin McRae opening Monte Carlo Rally prior to being forced into retirement, he then went on to score three consecutive victories in Argentina, Cyprus and Greece to tie with Mäkinen at the top of the points table. However, having again led the championship outright entering the final round in Great Britain, McRae once more missed out on a possible second title, crashing out and finishing second in the drivers championship, two points behind Subaru's Richard Burns. With victory in the Safari Rally in 2002, McRae made the record books as the driver with most event wins in the World Rally Championship. His
Colin McRae Rally (2013 video game) produce games for new and existing intellectual property specifically for mobile devices. The development team was composed of staff who had worked on early "Colin McRae Rally" games and more recent Codemasters racing games. The game was initially designed for iOS mobile devices using "Colin McRae Rally 2.0" as a basis. This early iteration of their "Rally" series was chosen as the foundation because it presented a focused rally racing experience, whereas later entries expanded to offer more gimmicks and game modes. Thirty stages from "Rally 2.0" were faithfully reproduced; the team ensured that the position of every corner, obstacle,