Rally History Archive

The iconic Monte-Carlo opener once again mixed treacherous ice, snow, and dry asphalt, putting tire strategy and adaptability at the forefront.

The only full-snow event of the WRC season, Rally Sweden 2018 was a high-speed winter sprint with record-breaking pace on studded tires.

Hot, high-altitude stages made Rally Mexico 2018 a true endurance test for both drivers and machinery.

Known as the 'Rally of 10,000 Corners,' the 2018 Tour de Corse delivered pure asphalt precision driving along the stunning roads of Corsica.

Rally Argentina 2018 combined rough gravel, river crossings, and passionate fans for one of the WRC’s most exciting events of the season.

The 2018 Rally de Portugal was a fast and dusty gravel rally that delivered drama, massive crowds, and high attrition rates.

The 2018 Rally Italia Sardegna delivered narrow gravel tracks, scorching heat, and nail-biting drama right down to the final stage.

The 2018 Rally Finland was an ultra-fast gravel rally with massive jumps, blind crests, and a passionate home crowd.

The 2018 Rallye Deutschland challenged crews with a blend of vineyard lanes, military asphalt roads, and rapid surface changes.

The 2018 Rally Turkey marked the WRC’s return to the nation’s rugged gravel roads, delivering one of the most punishing events of the year.

The 2018 Wales Rally GB featured slippery gravel, foggy forests, and classic Welsh weather that kept crews on edge all weekend.

The 2018 Rally de España’s unique gravel-tarmac format tested adaptability, with crews switching setups overnight.

The 2018 Rally Australia closed out the season with a dramatic title decider on New South Wales’ fast and narrow gravel roads.