Rally History Archive

The 39th edition of the Dakar Rally brought extreme weather, treacherous Andean stages, and a historic win for Peugeot.

The opening round of the 2017 WRC season marked the debut of a new generation of faster, more aggressive cars.

Austria’s winter classic kicked off the ERC season with snow, ice, and fast tarmac-lined forest stages.

Snowbanks, studded tyres, and flat-out Scandinavian bravery defined the second round of the WRC season.

From colorful street stages to grueling high-altitude mountain roads, Rally Mexico pushed engines and crews to their limits.

Corsica’s ‘Rally of 10,000 Corners’ delivered a pure tarmac challenge with endless hairpins and breathtaking coastal roads.

Rough gravel, wild fans, and massive jumps made Argentina a brutal but spectacular mid-season WRC round.

Portugal’s mix of rough gravel, coastal winds, and massive crowds made for one of the most intense rallies of the season.

Sardinia’s rocky, narrow gravel roads and intense heat created one of the toughest endurance tests of the WRC season.

Fast, flowing gravel stages and unpredictable weather made Rally Poland one of the most thrilling spectacles of the year.

Rally Finland 2017 delivered the usual high-speed spectacle, with incredible jumps and minimal margins for error.

Rallye Deutschland 2017 was a tour-de-force in tarmac rallying, with narrow vineyard lanes, military training grounds, and sudden weather changes.

The only mixed-surface event on the WRC calendar, Rally Spain 2017 challenged teams with a rapid switch from gravel to smooth tarmac.

Wales Rally GB 2017 delivered a classic mix of fog, mud, and unpredictable grip in the Welsh forests.

The final round of the 2017 WRC season, Rally Australia brought dusty gravel, fast forest roads, and tropical weather drama.