Rally History Archive

The glamorous yet treacherous season opener delivered classic Monte Carlo drama with icy mountain passes, unpredictable weather, and a dominant performance from Sébastien Ogier.

One of the fastest and most spectacular rallies of the year, Rally Sweden brought snowbanks, icy grip, and breathtaking Scandinavian speed.

The high-altitude challenge of Rally Mexico pushed engines, brakes, and crews to their limits under searing heat and thin air.

The rough gravel stages of Argentina returned to deliver punishing terrain, massive water splashes, and passionate fans lining every bend.

Portugal delivered its trademark mix of dusty gravel, cheering crowds, and the legendary Fafe jump to thrill fans worldwide.

Hot, dusty, and brutal on machinery, Sardinia’s stages demanded survival skills as much as outright speed.

One of the fastest events on the calendar, Rally Poland delivered blistering gravel speeds across open farmland and forests.

Known as the 'Grand Prix of Rallying,' Finland once again delivered flat-out gravel action and massive jumps over its iconic crests.

Germany’s asphalt stages challenged drivers with changing surfaces, vineyard hairpins, and the brutal Baumholder military roads.

The ‘Rally of 10,000 Corners’ once again delivered a pure tarmac challenge along Corsica’s winding coastal and mountain roads.

The season’s only true mixed-surface rally, with a dramatic switch from gravel to smooth asphalt mid-event.

Mud, rain, and fog once again defined Britain’s rallying showcase through the forests of Wales.

The WRC season finale in the dusty gravel roads of New South Wales delivered high-speed action under the Australian sun.

The ERC season closer on the rugged gravel of Cyprus combined Mediterranean heat with punishing rocky stages.