History 2000s

Markko Märtin

Overview

Markko Märtin, born in 1975 in Tartu, Estonia, became the nation’s first WRC event winner and a consistent podium challenger in the early 2000s. His breakthrough with Ford, followed by a move to Peugeot, showcased a driver capable of winning on both gravel and tarmac and laid the path for future Estonian stars.


🏆 Major Achievements

Märtin’s peak seasons made him a credible title outsider and a respected leader within the service park.


Vehicle Highlights

  • Ford Focus RS WRC (2002–2004): Foundation of his wins and podium runs.
  • Peugeot 307 WRC (2005): Continued as a factory spearhead during a transitional year.

His Ford stint, in particular, is remembered for precision drives and landmark victories.


Driving Style & Legacy

Clean, exacting lines with controlled aggression—especially potent on technical tarmac. His success opened doors and served as inspiration for Estonian rally’s next generation.


Navigation & Teamwork

Partnered to great effect with co-driver Michael Park. Their chemistry and clarity on notes were central to consistent front-running pace.

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