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2026 World Rally Championship results

Updated · through round 13, Rally Italia Sardegna
Checked every three hours; a finished rally appears once the season article records it, usually the same evening.

13 rounds of the 2026 World Rally Championship season are complete, and 6 different winners have shared them. Oliver Solberg and Sami Pajari share the most wins, 3 each.

The latest, the Rally Italia Sardegna on 4 October 2026, went to Oliver Solberg (Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT).

Results by round

RdRallyFinishedWinnerCo-driverTeamTime
1Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo2026-01-25Oliver SolbergElliott EdmondsonToyota Gazoo Racing WRT4:24:59.0
2Rally Sweden2026-02-15Elfyn EvansScott MartinToyota Gazoo Racing WRT2:35:53.1
3Safari Rally Kenya2026-03-15Takamoto KatsutaAaron JohnstonToyota Gazoo Racing WRT3:16:05.6
4Croatia Rally2026-04-12Takamoto KatsutaAaron JohnstonToyota Gazoo Racing WRT2:51:15.8
5Rally Islas Canarias2026-04-26Sébastien OgierVincent LandaisToyota Gazoo Racing WRT2:43:18.9
6Rally de Portugal2026-05-10Thierry NeuvilleMartijn WydaegheHyundai Shell Mobis WRT3:53:01.7
7Rally Japan2026-05-31Elfyn EvansScott MartinToyota Gazoo Racing WRT3:17:08.0
8Acropolis Rally Greece2026-06-28Sébastien OgierVincent LandaisToyota Gazoo Racing WRT3:36:40.7
9Rally Estonia2026-07-19Sami PajariMarko SalminenToyota Gazoo Racing WRT22:31:16.5
10Rally Finland2026-08-02Sami PajariMarko SalminenToyota Gazoo Racing WRT22:27:58.0
11Rally del Paraguay2026-08-30Sami PajariMarko SalminenToyota Gazoo Racing WRT23:13:28.5
12Rally Chile2026-09-13Oliver SolbergElliott EdmondsonToyota Gazoo Racing WRT2:57:08.2
13Rally Italia Sardegna2026-10-04Oliver SolbergElliott EdmondsonToyota Gazoo Racing WRT3:24:57.0

Season grid: overall position by rally

DriverMONSWEKENCROESPPORJPNGREESTFINPARCHLITAPts
Elfyn Evans211334231563455243
Oliver Solberg141042Ret2211622511238
Sami PajariRet332373411143237
Sébastien Ogier31116215Ret3422189
Adrien Fourmaux45230545734334183
Takamoto Katsuta72114543216Ret366175
Thierry Neuville5712Ret61624537Ret15134
Hayden Paddon1137238
Josh McErleanRet9Ret15818106437672235
Esapekka Lappi648Ret633
Yohan Rossel184938Ret1612824
Jon ArmstrongRet8153211Ret820946Ret33722
Robert Virves524329109369919
Léo Rossel65141419Ret18
Gus Greensmith6223720Ret8101014
Mārtiņš Sesks35987421812
Nikolay Gryazin136151191411Ret10
Dani Sordo78RetRet10
Roope Korhonen1081212124489
Diego Domínguez Jr.921Ret137138
Alejandro Cachón37710Ret1111RetRet7
Fabrizio Zaldivar7281526Ret15RetRet6
Roberto Daprà89132735126
Andreas Mikkelsen8141310WD5
Jari-Matti Latvala84
Arthur Pelamourgues9Ret2228Ret2
Alejandro Galanti2892
Teemu Suninen11101110132
Matteo Fontana311635252328352
Taylor Gill13122110111
Eric Camilli10Ret12171
Emil Lindholm10171313Ret241

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Source. Wikipedia, "2026 World Rally Championship" (terms), normalised by Flag & Clock into its own table. Results are as classified at the time of the last update; a later steward decision changes the table on the next refresh. Spot an error? Corrections explains how we fix them.

Licence. Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0. The source data is share-alike, so this table carries the same licence, not the CC BY 4.0 notice that covers Flag & Clock' own datasets. Attribution: Facts from the Wikipedia article "2026 World Rally Championship" (revision 1379347848), CC BY-SA 4.0. Table compiled and adapted by Flag & Clock. Changed from the source: facts were extracted from the article's calendar, results and standings tables; names, dates and positions were normalised; gaps, wins and the title arithmetic were computed by Flag & Clock; the article's prose, formatting, flags and references were not copied.