Rally driver Marcus Gronholm (L) listens to Citroen director Guy Frequelin before a ceremony in remembrance of former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

Rally drivers Marcus Gronholm (back row, 2nd L) and Sebastien Loeb (in red) attend a ceremony in remembrance of former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

People attend a ceremony in remembrance of former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

Rally driver Sebastien Loeb (L) talks to former world rally champion Carlos Sainz after a ceremony in remembrance of late former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

Rally drivers Marcus Gronholm (front L) and Sebastien Loeb (front R) attend a ceremony in remembrance of former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

People attend a ceremony in remembrance of former world rally champion Colin McRae ahead of the Rally of Spain in Salou near Tarragona October 4, 2007. REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino (SPAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the garden of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. Police have confirmed that McRae his son and two others died in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of the house on Saturday. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team stand together after carrying a stretcher to the garden of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. Police have confirmed that McRae his son and two others died in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of the house on Saturday. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher up a hill at Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the back garden Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the back garden Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the back garden Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the back garden Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

A convoy of cars belonging to members of the Scottish Subaru Impreza Drivers Club drives past the entrance of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin MacRae after laying floral tributes on the pavement in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of his house on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

A convoy of cars belonging to members of the Scottish Subaru Impreza Drivers Club drives past the entrance of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae after laying floral tributes on the pavement in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of his house on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Floral tributes placed by members of the Scottish Subaru drivers Club sit on the pavement next to the entrance of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of his house on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Floral tributes placed by members of the Scottish Subaru drivers Club sit on the pavement next to the entrance of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of his house on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police walk down a hill next to a forest area next Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. Police have confirmed that McRae and others died in a helicopter crash in the grounds of the house on Saturday. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police walk down a hill next to a forest area next Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae was one of four people killed in a helicopter crash near McRae's home in Scotland on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police carry saws while walking down a hill next to a forest area at Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. Police have confirmed that McRae and others died in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of the house on Saturday. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police walk next to their vehicles at Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. McRae was one of four people killed in a helicopter crash near McRae's home in Scotland on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police carry saws while walking down a hill next to a forest area at Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 16, 2007. Police have confirmed that McRae and others died in a helicopter crash near to the grounds of the house on Saturday. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Police mountain rescue team carry a stretcher to the back garden Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin Macrae in Lanark, central Scotland, September 16, 2007. McRae and his five-year-old son were among four people killed in a helicopter crash on Saturday, police believe. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

A view of Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 15, 2007. Police have confirmed that a helicopter has crashed in the grounds of the house. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

A police van drives to Jerviswood House, the family home of former World Rally Champion Colin McRae in Lanark, central Scotland September 15, 2007. Police have confirmed that a helicopter has crashed in the grounds of the house. REUTERS/David Moir (BRITAIN) 

Britain's Colin McRae and co-driver Nicky Grist power through the last day of competition in their Skoda Fabia during the Rally of Australia, east of Perth, Western Australia, November 13, 2005. REUTERS/William Edwards/Str 

Rally driver Henning Solberg (bottom R), Colin McRae (top R), Petter Solberg (bottom L) and co-drivers Nicky Grist (front C) and Philip Mills (top C) observe the one minute silence for Michael Park in the Millennium stadium at the end of the Rally of Britain in Wales, September 18, 2005. [Markko Martin's] co-driver Park died in a crash in their Peugeot 307 WRC at the Margam Park stage of the rally on Sunday. 

Rally drivers and co-drivers observe one minute silence for Park in Millennium Stadium at end of Rally of Britain in Wales. Rally driver Henning Solberg (bottom R), Colin McRae (top R), Petter Solberg (bottom L) and co-drivers Nicky Grist (front C) and Philip Mills (top C) observe the one minute silence for Michael Park in the Millennium stadium at the end of the Rally of Britain in Wales, September 18, 2005. Markko Martin's co-driver Park died in a crash in their Peugeot 307 WRC at the Margam Park stage of the rally on Sunday. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Britain's Colin McRae in his Skoda Fabia WRC 05 negotiates his way through the water at the Margam Park stage of the Rally of Britain in Wales September 18, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson IH/RD/TC 

McRae of Britain in his Skoda Fabia WRC 05 negotiates his way through halfway stage of Rally of Britain in Wales. Colin McRae of Britain in his Skoda Fabia WRC 05 negotiates his way through the halfway stage of the Rally of Britain in Wales September 17, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

Great Britain's McRae in his Skoda Fabia WRC 05 negotiates his way through the Brechfa stage of the Rally of Britain in Wales. Great Britain's Colin McRae in his Skoda Fabia WRC 05 negotiates his way through the Brechfa stage of the Rally of Britain in Wales, September 16, 2005. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson 

British driver Colin McRae salutes the crowd from his Nissan car at the start at the start of the second stage of the Barcelona-Dakar Rally. British driver Colin McRae salutes the crowd from his Nissan car at the start at the start of the second stage of the Barcelona-Dakar Rally in between Barcelona and Granada, Spain January 1, 2005. The Barcelona-Dakar rally started on December 31 and finishes January 16 in the Senegal capital of Dakar. REUTERS/ Albert Gea 

British driver McRae and Swedish co-driver Thorner drive Nissan pick up during first stage of Barcelona-Dakar rally near Barcelona. British driver Colin McRae and Swedish co-driver Tina Thorner drive their Nissan pick up during the first stage of the Barcelona-Dakar rally on Castelldefels beaches, near Barcelona, Spain December 31, 2004. The Barcelona-Dakar rally started on Friday and finishes January 16 in the Senegal capital of Dakar. REUTERS/ Albert Gea 

Scottish rally driver Colin McRae seated in his car, December 3, 2004, during a practice session ahead of tomorrows "Race of Champions" showcase event at the Stade de France stadium in Saint Denis, near Paris. 

GREAT BRITAIN'S COLIN MC RAE AND FRANCE'S STEPHANE PETERHANSEL IN ACTION UNDER THE SNOW DURING THE PROLOGUE OF THE 2004 DAKAR RALLY IN CLERMONT-FERRAND. Great Britain's Colin McRae driving a Nissan (TOP) and France's Stephane Peterhansel In Mitsubishi (BOTTOM) speed in snow to clock the 23rd and 8th times of the 1.5 km prologue of the 2004 Dakar Rally, January 1, 2004, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. REUTERS/Robert Pratta 

Great Britain's driver Colin McRae seen in his Nissan as he arrives at the technical check up prior to the start of the 2004 Telefonica Dakar rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. 

Great Britain's driver Colin McRae arrives in his Nissan at the technical check prior to the start of the 2004 Dakar Rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. 

GREAT BRITAIN'S DRIVER MCRAE ARRIVES WITH HIS NISSAN AT THE TECHNICAL CHECK UP PRIOR THE START OF THE 2004 TELEFONICA DAKAR IN CLERMONT-FERRAND. Great-Britain's driver Colin McRae seen in his Nissan as he arrives at the technical check up prior the start of the 2004 Telefonica Dakar rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. REUTERS/Robert Pratta 

GREAT BRITAIN'S DRIVER MC RAE ARRIVES IN HIS NISSAN AT THE TECHNICAL CHECK-UP PRIOR THE START OF THE 2004 DAKAR RALLY IN CLERMONT-FERRAND. Great-Britain's driver Colin McRae arrives in his Nissan at the technical check prior the start of the 2004 Dakar Rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. REUTERS/Robert Pratta 

GREAT BRITAIN'S DRIVER MC RAE ARRIVES IN HIS NISSAN AT THE TECHNICAL CHECK-UP PRIOR THE START OF THE 2004 DAKAR RALLY IN CLERMONT-FERRAND. Great-Britain's driver Colin McRae arrives in his Nissan at the technical check prior the start of the 2004 Dakar Rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. REUTERS/Robert Pratta 

FINLAND'S VATANEN AND GREAT BRITAIN'S MC RAE WAVE ON THE PODIUM DURING THE TECHNICAL CHECK-UP PRIOR THE START OF THE 2004 DAKAR RALLY IN CLERMONT-FERRAND. Finland's Ari Vatanen (L) and Great-Britain's Colin McRae (R) wave on the podium during the technical check prior the start of the 2004 Dakar rally, December 31, 2003, in Clermont-Ferrand, central France. The rally will start January 1. REUTERS/Robert Pratta 

Great Britain's Colin McRae exits the water splash in his Citroen
during the Margam Park stage of the British Rally in south Wales,
November 8, 2003. REUTERS/Darren Staples

MR/MD/THI 

Great Britain's Colin McRae speeds past fans during the Margam Park
stage of the British Rally in south Wales, November 8, 2003.
REUTERS/Darren Staples

MR/MD/WS 

Great Britain's Colin McRae leaves the ground during the Margam Park stage
of the British Rally in south Wales, November 8, 2003. REUTERS/Darren
Staples PP03110038

MR/THI/WS 

Great Britain's Colin McRae hits water in his Citroen during the Rheola
stage of the British Rally in south Wales, November 7, 2003.
REUTERS/Darren Staples

MR/CL 

Great Britain's Colin McRae drives his Citroen out of woodland during
the Rheola stage of the British Rally in south Wales, November 7, 2003.
REUTERS/Darren Staples

ASA 

Great Britain's Colin McRae drives his Citroen out of woodland during
the Rheola stage of the British Rally in south Wales, November 7, 2003.
REUTERS/Darren Staples

ASA/THI 

Great Britain's Colin McRae passes rescue divers in his Citroen during
the Rheola stage of the British Rally in south Wales, November 7, 2003.
REUTERS/Darren Staples

ASA 

Great Britain's Colin McRae drives his Citroen during the first super
special stage of the British Rally in Cardiff, south Wales, November 6,
2003. REUTERS/Darren Staples

MR/MD 

Colin McRae of Great Britain takes a bend in his Citroen Xsara during
the Rally of Catalunya near the town of Vic, Spain October 25, 2003.
REUTERS/Gustau Nacarino

GN 

Colin Mc Rae of Great Britain takes a bend with his Citroen Xsara
during the 38,64 km seventh special stage in the second leg of the 2003
World Championship Tour of Corsica Rally, October 18, 2003. Francois
Duval of Belgium is the current leader of the race. REUTERS/Jean-Paul
Pelissier

JPP/GB 

Colin McRae of Great Britain takes a bend with his Citroen Xsara during
the 15,49 km second special stage in the first leg of the 2003 World
Championship Tour of Corsica Rally October 17, 2003. Sebastien Loeb of
France is the current leader of the race. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier

JPP/GB 

Colin McRae of Great Britain takes a bend with his Citroen Xsara during
the 15,49 km second special stage in the first leg of the 2003 World
Championship Tour of Corsica Rally October 17, 2003. Sebastien Loeb of
France is the current leader of the race. REUTERS/Jean-Paul Pelissier

JPP 

Colin McRae of Great Britain takes a bend with his Citroen Xsara during
the 45th San Remo rally, October 3, 2003. Sebastien Loeb of France
driving a Citroen Xsara is the current leader of the race. REUTERS/Eric
Gaillard

EG/JV 

Colin McRae of Great Britain in action at Rally of Australia in Perth,
Western Australia September 5, 2003. Marcus Gronholm of Finland leads
the rally at stage six on Friday, with France's Sebastien Loeb and
Petter Solberg of Norway in second and third position respectively.
REUTERS/Mal Fairclough

MF/FA 

British rally driver Colin McRae and co-driver Derek Ringer, drive
their Citroen Xsara at the start of the XXIII Argentine Rally, in the
city of Villa Carlos Paz in the northern Argentine province of Cordoba,
May 8, 2003.The Argentine rally, the fifth round of the FIA world
rallying, runs until May 11. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian

EM 

Scottish rally pilot Colin McRae drives his Citroen Xsara WRC through the village of Lucerame, south of France, during the 71st Monte Carlo rally January 26, 2003. McRae is currently in second place. 

Spanish Citroen Xsara WRC rally driver Carlos Sainz (R) celebrates
third place in the 71st Monte Carlo rally with Prince Albert (L) and
Prince Rainier (C) of Monaco in Monte Carlo, January 26, 2003. France's
Sebastien Loeb won the race ahead of team mates Colin McRae Great
Britain and Carlos Sainz. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

EG/CRB 

French Rally driver Sebastien Loeb celebrate victory in the 71st Monte
Carlo rally, in Monaco January 26, 2003. Loeb, driving a Citroen Xsara
WRC, won the race ahead of team mates Colin McRae of Great Britain and
Carlos Sainz of Spain. The Monte Carlo rally is the first round of the
world rallying championship. REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

EG/WS