Rally History Archive

Sébastien Loeb began the 2007 WRC season with a dominant win at Monte Carlo, debuting the all-new Citroën C4 WRC and immediately proving its pace and reliability on the principality’s treacherous asphalt.

Marcus Grönholm powered to victory at the 2007 Swedish Rally, controlling the snow and ice event from start to finish in his Ford Focus RS WRC 07 debut.

Mikko Hirvonen won the inaugural 2007 Rally Norway with a cool, mistake‑free drive on deep winter roads, beating hometown hero Petter Solberg while Henning Solberg delighted fans by taking the final podium spot.

Sébastien Loeb struck back at the 2007 Rally México, mastering the thin-air gravel stages around León to claim his first win of the season and reassert his championship credentials.

Sébastien Loeb took victory at the returning 2007 Rally de Portugal, mastering the Algarve’s fast but technical gravel roads while surviving a controversial time penalty that reshuffled the podium.

Sébastien Loeb secured his third consecutive Rally Argentina victory in 2007, overcoming heavy rain, thick fog, and challenging river crossings to beat Marcus Grönholm in a battle of endurance and precision.

Marcus Grönholm claimed victory at the 2007 Rally d’Italia Sardegna with a measured, error-free drive on the narrow and rocky Mediterranean stages, edging Sébastien Loeb in a key championship battle.

Marcus Grönholm powered to victory at the punishing 2007 Acropolis Rally, conquering searing heat and brutal rocky terrain to score back-to-back wins in his chase of Sébastien Loeb’s championship lead.

Sébastien Loeb extended his dominance on German asphalt with a flawless performance, securing his sixth consecutive win at Rallye Deutschland and keeping his title fight with Grönholm alive.

Marcus Grönholm snatched a dramatic victory over Sébastien Loeb in one of the closest WRC finishes ever, winning by just 0.3 seconds after three days of flat-out gravel racing.

Sébastien Loeb dominated on the smooth, fast tarmac of Catalunya, claiming his third consecutive win at the event and keeping his title fight with Marcus Grönholm alive.

Sébastien Loeb extended his dominance on tarmac by winning the Tour de Corse for the fourth consecutive year, executing a flawless drive on the island’s famously twisty mountain roads.

Mikko Hirvonen mastered Hokkaido’s narrow gravel tracks to claim his second career WRC win, delivering a commanding performance while championship rivals Loeb and Grönholm faced mixed fortunes.

Sébastien Loeb conquered treacherous Irish tarmac in the inaugural Rally Ireland, mastering narrow, mud-slick lanes to secure a decisive victory and keep the championship battle alive.

Mikko Hirvonen mastered the wet, foggy forests of Wales to take victory at the 2007 Rally GB, while Marcus Grönholm bid farewell to the WRC and Sébastien Loeb secured his fourth consecutive world title.