Rally History Archive

Didier Auriol opened the 1992 season with a calculated win in the Alps, using sharp tire strategy and experience to outpace rivals in mixed asphalt and snow conditions.

Local hero Mats Jonsson stunned the WRC field with a flawless drive through the snowy forests of Sweden, claiming a popular victory in his Toyota Celica GT-Four ST165.

François Delecour charged to his first WRC victory in Portugal, taming the foggy gravel and tarmac roads in his Ford Sierra RS Cosworth with a display of raw speed and growing maturity.

Kenjiro Shinozuka mastered Africa’s ultimate endurance rally for a second time, guiding his Mitsubishi Galant VR-4 through the heat, dust, and chaos of Kenya’s unforgiving terrain.

Didier Auriol claimed his fourth consecutive Corsican victory, flawlessly threading his Lancia Delta HF Integrale through the endless corners of the island’s brutal asphalt rally.

Carlos Sainz tamed the brutal Greek gravel stages in a calculated drive that rewarded resilience and discipline, earning his first win of the 1992 season with the Toyota Celica GT-Four ST185.

Carlos Sainz carved through New Zealand’s flowing gravel roads with precision and pace, securing a commanding win in the Celica GT-Four ST185 and strengthening his championship push.

Gustavo Trelles delivered a career-defining performance on the punishing gravel roads of Argentina, guiding his Lancia Delta HF Integrale to a historic home-continent victory.

Markku Alén thrilled the home crowd with a legendary drive through Finland’s fast gravel stages, earning Subaru its first-ever WRC victory behind the wheel of the Legacy RS.

Carlos Sainz mastered the Western Australian forests with a clean and commanding performance, extending his championship momentum in the Toyota Celica GT-Four ST185.

Pierre Lartigue and Michel Périn conquered one of rallying’s longest-ever events, guiding their Citroën ZX Rallye Raid across 16,000 km of Eurasian terrain from the heart of Europe to the edge of the Pacific.

Andrea Aghini claimed an emotional first WRC win for Lancia on home soil in a Sanremo rally shortened by political tension and team withdrawals.

Kenjiro Shinozuka delivered another masterful performance on African soil, conquering the brutal endurance challenge of Côte d’Ivoire in the Mitsubishi Galant VR-4.

Didier Auriol delivered a dominant performance on the winding tarmac of Catalunya, securing another asphalt victory for Lancia in the twilight of the Delta HF Integrale’s WRC dominance.

Colin McRae etched his name into rallying history with a fearless performance through the British forests, securing his first WRC win and Subaru’s rise to prominence.