World Rally Championship winners List, WRC past champions List by year, history since 1977.
The World Rally Championship (WRC) is the International Rally series events organized by FIA , while choosing a World Champion Driver & Manufacturer-constructor. In The WRC , the Cars race on the Gravel road, Dust track, Snow & Ice.
The Rally series was first contested in 1973. The drivers' championship was first awarded in 1977 and 1978 as an FIA Cup for Drivers title, to Sandro Munari and Markku Alén, respectively. The first official world champion in rall
Sebastien Loeb is the Most successful Driver who won Most WRC titles Record 9 times consecutively from 2004 to 2012, while another French Man Sebastien Ogier nears the to holding then Most titles, Sits at 8th time World Rally champions, in consecutive titles from 2013-18.
Citroen Manufacturer cars have won the most drivers' championships with nine titles, all of them with Loeb, followed by Toyota with Eighth times.
Rovanperä and Halttunen won their first World Rally Championship after winning the 2022 Rally New Zealand. At the age of twenty two, Rovanpera became the youngest World Rally Champion.
Current defending champions of 2022 World Rally Championship champion is Finland Youngester, Kalle Rovanperä.
Here are complete List of All-Time World Rally championship winners, WRC champs by year, and Driver's Champions/winners & Constructers-Manufacturers Winners-Champions Since 1977- 2022.
World rally championship champions list, world rally winners by year, history 1977-2022.
Year - Driver -- Car -- Manufacturer/Constructor..
2023 - TBD -- ...
2022 - Kalle ROVANPERA (FIN) - Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 -- ... TBD
2021 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Ford Fiesta WRC -- Toyota
2020 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Ford Fiesta WRC -- Hyundai
2019 - Ott TANAK (EST) Toyota Yaris WRC -- Hyundai
2018 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Ford Fiesta WRC -- Toyota
2017 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Ford Fiesta WRC -- M-Sport
2016 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Volkswagen Polo R -- Volkswagen
2015 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Volkswagen Polo R -- Volkswagen
2014 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Volkswagen Polo R -- Volkswagen
2013 - Sebastien OGIER (FRA), Volkswagen Polo R -- Volkswagen
2012 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen DS3 -- Citroen
2011 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen DS3 -- Citroen
2010 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen C4 -- Citroen
2009 - - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen C4 -- Citroen
2008 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen C4 -- Citroen
2007 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen C4 -- Ford
2006 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen Xsara -- Ford
2005 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen Xsara -- Citroen
2004 - Sebastien LOEB (FRA), Citroen Xsara -- Citroen
2003 - Petter SOLBERG (NOR), Subaru Impreza -- Citroen
2002 - Marcus GRONHOLM (FIN), Peugeot 206 -- Peugeot
2001 - Richard BURNS (GBR), Subaru Impreza -- Peugeot
2000 - Marcus GRONHOLM (FIN), Peugeot 206 -- Peugeot
1999 - Tommi MAKINEN (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer -- Toyota
1998 - Tommi MAKINEN (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer -- Mitsubishi
1997 - Tommi MAKINEN (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer -- Subaru
1996 - Tommi MAKINEN (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer -- Subaru
1995 - Colin McRAE (GBR), Subaru Impreza -- Subaru
1994 - Didier AURIOL (FRA), Toyota Celica -- Toyota
1993 - Juha KANKKUNEN (FIN), Toyota Celica -- Toyota
1992 - Carlos SAINZ (SPA), Toyota Celica -- Lancia
1991 - Juha KANKKUNEN (FIN), Lancia Delta -- Lancia
1990 - Carlos SAINZ (SPA), Toyota Celica -- Lancia
1989 - Massimo BIASION (ITA), Lancia Delta -- Lancia
1988 - Massimo BIASION (ITA), Lancia Delta -- Lancia
1987 - Juha KANKKUNEN (FIN), Lancia Delta -- Lancia
1986 - Juha KANKKUNEN (FIN), Peugeot 205 -- Peugeot (Gr. B)
1985 - Timo SALONEN (FIN), Peugeot 205 -- Peugeot (Gr. B)
1984 - Stig BLOMQVIST (SWE), Audi Quattro -- Audi (Gr. B)
1983 - Hannu MIKKOLA (FIN), Audi Quattro -- Lancia (Gr. B)
1982 - Walter ROHRL (GER), Opel Ascona -- Audi
1981 - Ari VATANEN (FIN), Ford Escort -- Talbot
1980 - Walter ROHRL (GER), Fiat 131 -- Fiat
1979 - Bjorn WALDEGARD (SWE), Ford Escort & Merc. 450 -- Ford
1978 - Markku ALEN (FIN), Fiat 131 & Lancia Stratos -- Fiat
1977 - Sandro MUNARI (ITA), Lancia Stratos -- Fiat
In 1977 and 1978, the drivers championship was the FIA Cup for Rally Drivers.
The first official world rally champion was Björn Waldegård in 1979.
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