Rally History Archive

Pierre Lartigue and Michel Périn dominated the grueling Paris–Dakar–Paris Rally, piloting their Citroën ZX Rallye Raid across deserts, dunes, and back again in a 13,000+ km marathon of endurance and precision.

François Delecour showcased ice-cold precision and tarmac mastery to win the treacherous 1994 Monte Carlo Rally in his Ford Escort RS Cosworth, handling the unpredictable alpine mix of snow and asphalt with poise.

Tommi Mäkinen claimed his first WRC victory on the snow-laced forests of Sweden, steering the Ford Escort RS Cosworth to a flawless win in one of the fastest and slipperiest rallies of the year.

François Delecour powered through the changing surfaces of Portugal’s iconic rally to score a dominant win, expertly balancing aggression and tire strategy in the Ford Escort RS Cosworth.

Local hero Ian Duncan made history on home soil, winning the grueling 1994 Safari Rally in his Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD—becoming the first Kenyan driver to win a WRC event since the 1970s.

Didier Auriol mastered the endless asphalt corners of Corsica to secure a commanding victory in the Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD, reaffirming his reputation as the tarmac king of the WRC.

Carlos Sainz brought Subaru its first gravel win with a masterful performance across the punishing roads of Greece, guiding the Impreza 555 to a landmark victory that solidified the car's championship potential.

Didier Auriol triumphed in the scenic and challenging gravel roads of New Zealand, fending off strong competition to secure a decisive win in the Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD.

Didier Auriol triumphed in Argentina’s brutal gravel stages, securing his third win of the 1994 season and further cementing his title chase with a flawless drive in the Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD.

Didier Auriol conquered the technical Finnish gravel stages, securing another dominant win in his Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD and further cementing his position as a key contender for the 1994 WRC title.

Didier Auriol dominated the challenging Australian gravel stages, taking his Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD to a well-earned victory, further cementing his position as one of the season's top contenders.

Possum Bourne clinched victory in the 1994 555 Hong Kong–Beijing Rally, navigating the long and grueling stages with precision in his Subaru Impreza 555, outpacing the competition across varied and challenging terrain.

Massimo Biasion clinched victory in the iconic Rallye Sanremo with a composed performance, mastering the mixed asphalt and gravel roads in the Ford Escort RS Cosworth, delivering a critical win in his bid for the 1994 WRC title.

Carlos Sainz drove the Subaru Impreza 555 to victory in the 1994 Rallye de España, taking on Catalunya's winding asphalt roads with unrelenting pace and strategy, clinching a well-deserved win.

Colin McRae made history in the 1994 Network Q RAC Rally by securing his first-ever WRC victory, outpacing the competition in his Subaru Impreza 555 across the wet and slippery gravel stages of Great Britain.