FIA World Rally Championship

Rally Islas Canarias, a long-standing motorsport event since 1977, makes its official FIA World Rally Championship debut in 2025. This tarmac rally is famous for its stunning coastal views, technical mountain roads, and challenging elevation changes.

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The unique asphalt surface, composed of volcanic rock, provides exceptional grip when dry but can become treacherously slippery in wet conditions. Drivers must navigate a mix of fast straights and tight corners, making precise handling and tire strategy crucial.

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A fan-favorite event, Rally Islas Canarias offers breathtaking scenery alongside world-class rally action.

Venture inland from Porto to experience fast, technical roads that shift from soft and sandy to rocky and rutted on the second pass, challenging even the most experienced drivers.

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The event combines dusty gravel roads with tight technical twists, taking competitors through stunning landscapes while pushing them to their limits.

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A true test of skill and resilience, Rally de Portugal is a must-see on the WRC calendar.

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Rally de Portugal is renowned for its dynamic stages, offering a thrilling test of precision and endurance.

Rally Italia Sardegna is a true test of endurance and precision, set against the stunning Mediterranean backdrop of the Italian island. This rally is notorious for its narrow, rocky gravel roads, which demand pinpoint accuracy from drivers.

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With little margin for error, misjudging a turn can result in costly time losses or even race-ending damage. High temperatures and abrasive surfaces push tires to the limit, making tire management a critical factor in success.

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Fast-paced and punishing, this event challenges even the most skilled drivers in the FIA World Rally Championship.

The EKO Acropolis Rally Greece, a cornerstone of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), is set to take place from June 26 to 29, 2025.

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Renowned for its challenging gravel roads, intense heat, and pervasive dust, this rally offers a true test of endurance and skill for all participants.

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Spectators can anticipate witnessing top-tier rally teams navigating the treacherous Greek terrain, where the combination of sharp turns, loose gravel, and soaring temperatures challenges even the most seasoned drivers. The rally's rich history and reputation for unpredictability make it a must-see event in the motorsport calendar.

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Rally Estonia is one of the fastest and most thrilling rounds of the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), known for its high-speed gravel roads, technical jumps, and sweeping corners.

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Held in the stunning Estonian countryside, this rally challenges the world’s best drivers with its unique mix of fast straights and technical sections.

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Expect breathtaking action, passionate fans, and an electric atmosphere as WRC machines push the limits on Estonia’s rapid terrain.

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Rally Finland is renowned as the fastest event in WRC history, with nine of the 10 fastest rallies ever recorded taking place on its high-speed gravel roads.

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Featuring sweeping forest tracks, massive jumps, and rapid elevation changes, this rally demands absolute precision and bravery from drivers. The event’s signature “yumps” launch cars high into the air, thrilling both competitors and spectators alike.

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Even the smallest miscalculation can lead to significant time losses, making Rally Finland one of the most challenging and exhilarating stops on the WRC calendar.

Rally del Paraguay brings a fresh and exciting challenge to the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) with its mix of fast gravel roads, unpredictable weather, and diverse terrain.

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Set in the vibrant landscapes of Paraguay, this rally takes competitors through dense forests, river crossings, and dusty tracks, offering a unique test of skill and endurance. The event is known for its demanding stages and atmospheric conditions, making it a thrilling addition to the WRC calendar.

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Fans can expect an unforgettable rally experience filled with intense competition and beautiful South American landscapes.

Rally Chile Bio Bío offers flowing gravel roads filled with thrills, challenges, and plenty of twists. Based in Concepción, Chile’s second-largest city, the route features technical, winding forest tracks across the Biobío region, demanding precision and skill from drivers.

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The event’s combination of fast, sweeping roads and tighter, more technical sections makes it a true test of endurance and adaptability.

This event uniquely traverses three countries—Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic—offering a diverse and challenging asphalt rally experience.

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The Central European Rally is a distinctive fixture in the WRC calendar, featuring stages across Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic. Participants will navigate a variety of asphalt terrains, reflecting the rich motorsport heritage of these regions.

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As the event approaches, detailed schedules, stage maps, and spectator information will be available on the official WRC website.

Rally Japan takes the FIA World Rally Championship to the scenic yet demanding mountain roads of the Aichi and Gifu regions.

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This tarmac rally features narrow, winding roads that test drivers’ precision and car control. With tree-lined sections, unpredictable weather conditions, and technical corners requiring perfect braking, competitors must balance speed with caution.

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As one of the final stops of the WRC season, Rally Japan often plays a crucial role in the championship battle, delivering high-stakes action until the very last stage.

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Experience the thrilling debut of Rally Saudi Arabia in the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship (WRC), where the season finale unfolds across diverse and challenging terrains.

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The course will take competitors through mountainous, volcanic, and desert landscapes, offering a unique and exciting challenge for both drivers and fans.

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Don't miss this iconic event as Saudi Arabia makes its mark on the WRC calendar.

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