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List of World Rally Championship seasons

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The list of World Rally Championship seasons includes all seasons of the FIA World Rally Championship, from the inaugural 1973 season.

WRC seasons

Season	Events	Drivers' championship	Manufacturers' championship	1st	2nd	3rd
13	No drivers' championship	FRA Alpine-Renault	ITA Fiat	GBR Ford
8	ITA Lancia	ITA Fiat	GBR Ford
10	ITA Lancia	ITA Fiat	FRA Alpine-Renault
10	ITA Lancia	GER Opel	GBR Ford
11	ITA Sandro Munari	SWE Björn Waldegård	FRA Bernard Darniche	ITA Fiat	GBR Ford	JPN Toyota
11	FIN Markku Alén	FRA Jean-Pierre Nicolas	FIN Hannu Mikkola	ITA Fiat	GBR Ford	GER Opel
12	SWE Björn Waldegård	FIN Hannu Mikkola	FIN Markku Alén	GBR Ford	JPN Datsun	ITA Fiat
12	GER Walter Röhrl	FIN Hannu Mikkola	SWE Björn Waldegård	ITA Fiat	JPN Datsun	GBR Ford
12	FIN Ari Vatanen	FRA Guy Fréquelin	FIN Hannu Mikkola	GBR Talbot	JPN Datsun	GBR Ford
12	GER Walter Röhrl	FRA Michèle Mouton	FIN Hannu Mikkola	GER Audi	GER Opel	JPN Nissan
12	FIN Hannu Mikkola	GER Walter Röhrl	FIN Markku Alén	ITA Lancia	GER Audi	GER Opel
12	SWE Stig Blomqvist	FIN Hannu Mikkola	FIN Markku Alén	GER Audi	ITA Lancia	FRA Peugeot
12	FIN Timo Salonen	SWE Stig Blomqvist	GER Walter Röhrl	FRA Peugeot	GER Audi	ITA Lancia
12	FIN Juha Kankkunen	FIN Markku Alén	FIN Timo Salonen	FRA Peugeot	ITA Lancia	GER Volkswagen
13	FIN Juha Kankkunen	ITA Miki Biasion	FIN Markku Alén	ITA Lancia	GER Audi	FRA Renault
13	ITA Miki Biasion	FIN Markku Alén	ITA Alex Fiorio	ITA Lancia	GBR Ford	GER Audi
13	ITA Miki Biasion	ITA Alex Fiorio	FIN Juha Kankkunen	ITA Lancia	JPN Toyota	JPN Mazda
12	ESP Carlos Sainz	FRA Didier Auriol	FIN Juha Kankkunen	ITA Lancia	JPN Toyota	JPN Mitsubishi
14	FIN Juha Kankkunen	ESP Carlos Sainz	FRA Didier Auriol	ITA Lancia	JPN Toyota	JPN Mitsubishi
14	ESP Carlos Sainz	FIN Juha Kankkunen	FRA Didier Auriol	ITA Lancia	JPN Toyota	GBR Ford
13	FIN Juha Kankkunen	FRA François Delecour	FRA Didier Auriol	JPN Toyota	GBR Ford	JPN Subaru
10	FRA Didier Auriol	ESP Carlos Sainz	FIN Juha Kankkunen	JPN Toyota	JPN Subaru	GBR Ford
8	United Kingdom Colin McRae	ESP Carlos Sainz	SWE Kenneth Eriksson	JPN Subaru	JPN Mitsubishi	GBR Ford
9	FIN Tommi Mäkinen	GBR Colin McRae	ESP Carlos Sainz	JPN Subaru	JPN Mitsubishi	GBR Ford
14	FIN Tommi Mäkinen	GBR Colin McRae	ESP Carlos Sainz	JPN Subaru	GBR Ford	JPN Mitsubishi
13	FIN Tommi Mäkinen	ESP Carlos Sainz	GBR Colin McRae	JPN Mitsubishi	JPN Toyota	JPN Subaru
14	FIN Tommi Mäkinen	GBR Richard Burns	FRA Didier Auriol	JPN Toyota	JPN Subaru	JPN Mitsubishi
14	FIN Marcus Grönholm	GBR Richard Burns	ESP Carlos Sainz	FRA Peugeot	GBR Ford	JPN Subaru
14	GBR Richard Burns	GBR Colin McRae	FIN Tommi Mäkinen	FRA Peugeot	GBR Ford	JPN Mitsubishi
14	FIN Marcus Grönholm	NOR Petter Solberg	ESP Carlos Sainz	FRA Peugeot	GBR Ford	JPN Subaru
14	NOR Petter Solberg	FRA Sébastien Loeb	ESP Carlos Sainz	FRA Citroën	FRA Peugeot	JPN Subaru
16	FRA Sébastien Loeb	NOR Petter Solberg	EST Markko Märtin	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	JPN Subaru
16	FRA Sébastien Loeb	NOR Petter Solberg	FIN Marcus Grönholm	FRA Citroën	FRA Peugeot	GBR Ford
16	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Marcus Grönholm	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	GBR Ford	FRA Kronos Citroën	JPN Subaru
16	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Marcus Grönholm	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	GBR Ford	FRA Citroën	JPN Subaru
15	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	ESP Dani Sordo	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	JPN Subaru
12	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	ESP Dani Sordo	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	GBR Stobart Ford
13	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	NOR Petter Solberg	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	FRA Citroën Junior
13	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	FRA Sébastien Ogier	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	GBR Stobart Ford
13	FRA Sébastien Loeb	FIN Mikko Hirvonen	FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	FRA Citroën	GBR Ford	GBR M-Sport Ford
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	BEL Thierry Neuville	FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	GER Volkswagen	FRA Citroën	GBR M-Sport
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	NOR Andreas Mikkelsen	GER Volkswagen	FRA Citroën	GBR M-Sport
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	NOR Andreas Mikkelsen	GER Volkswagen	FRA Citroën	KOR Hyundai
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	BEL Thierry Neuville	NOR Andreas Mikkelsen	GER Volkswagen	KOR Hyundai	GER Volkswagen II
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	BEL Thierry Neuville	EST Ott Tänak	GBR M-Sport	KOR Hyundai	JPN Toyota
13	FRA Sébastien Ogier	BEL Thierry Neuville	EST Ott Tänak	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
13	EST Ott Tänak	BEL Thierry Neuville	FRA Sébastien Ogier	KOR Hyundai	JPN Toyota	FRA Citroën
7	FRA Sébastien Ogier	GBR Elfyn Evans	EST Ott Tänak	KOR Hyundai	JPN Toyota	GBR M-Sport Ford
12	FRA Sébastien Ogier	GBR Elfyn Evans	BEL Thierry Neuville	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
13	FIN Kalle Rovanperä	EST Ott Tänak	BEL Thierry Neuville	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
13	FIN Kalle Rovanperä	GBR Elfyn Evans	BEL Thierry Neuville	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
13	BEL Thierry Neuville	GBR Elfyn Evans	EST Ott Tänak	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
14	FRA Sébastien Ogier	GBR Elfyn Evans	FIN Kalle Rovanperä	JPN Toyota	KOR Hyundai	GBR M-Sport Ford
14

Statistics

By driver

Driver	1st	2nd	3rd
FRA Sébastien Loeb	9	1	0
FRA Sébastien Ogier	9	0	2
FIN Juha Kankkunen	4	1	3
FIN Tommi Mäkinen	4	0	1
ESP Carlos Sainz	2	4	5
FIN Marcus Grönholm	2	2	1
GER Walter Röhrl	2	1	1
ITA Miki Biasion	2	1	0
FIN Kalle Rovanperä	2	0	1
BEL Thierry Neuville	1	5	3
FIN Hannu Mikkola	1	3	3
GBR Colin McRae	1	3	1
NOR Petter Solberg	1	3	1
FIN Markku Alén	1	2	4
GBR Richard Burns	1	2	0
FRA Didier Auriol	1	1	4
EST Ott Tänak	1	1	4
SWE Björn Waldegård	1	1	1
SWE Stig Blomqvist	1	1	0
FIN Timo Salonen	1	0	1
ITA Sandro Munari	1	0	0
FIN Ari Vatanen	1	0	0
GBR Elfyn Evans	0	5	0
FIN Mikko Hirvonen	0	4	2
FIN Jari-Matti Latvala	0	3	2
ITA Alex Fiorio	0	1	1
FRA Jean-Pierre Nicolas	0	1	0
FRA Guy Fréquelin	0	1	0
FRA Michèle Mouton	0	1	0
FRA François Delecour	0	1	0
NOR Andreas Mikkelsen	0	0	3
ESP Dani Sordo	0	0	2
FRA Bernard Darniche	0	0	1
SWE Kenneth Eriksson	0	0	1
EST Markko Märtin	0	0	1

WRC support categories

Main article: World Rally Championship support categories

References

From 1973 to 1976, no drivers' championship was contested. In 1977 and 1978, there was still no official drivers' world championship but an ''FIA Cup for Drivers''.
In 1974, the [[Monte Carlo Rally]], the [[Swedish Rally]] and the [[Acropolis Rally]] were cancelled due to the [[1973 oil crisis. oil crisis]].
In 1982, [[Rally Argentina]] was cancelled due to [[Falklands War]].
In 1986, [[Rallye Sanremo]] results was annulled by [[Fédération Internationale du Sport Automobile. FISA]].
In 1990, the Swedish Rally was cancelled due to mild weather.
In 1998, the [[Rally Indonesia]] was cancelled due to political instability in the country.
In 2016, the [[Rally China]] was cancelled due to weather damage caused by torrential storms and flooding.
In 2019, the [[Rally Australia]] was cancelled due to bushfires in the region.
In 2020, there was originally scheduled to be 13 rounds but the calendar was reduced to 7 rounds due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]].

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