A brand new gravel event on the WRC calendar for 2019, Rally Chile will be based in the city of Concepción. The gravel event acts as the second leg in a South American double-header, preceded by Argentina.
Rallying is incredibly popular in Chile. Founded in 2000, the national RallyMobil Championship has enjoyed sustained growth over the years and showcases the country’s passion for motorsport.
A candidate event was successfully held in 2018 as a precursor to Chile joining the WRC schedule. Running close to a WRC format, the event included an opening ceremony in Concepción’s main square and a spectacular Power Stage. Chile promises to be a welcome addition to the international rally calendar for crews, teams and local fans alike.
 | Rallye Monte-Carlo | 24 - 27 January |
 | Rally Sweden | 14 - 17 February |
 | Rally México | 07 - 10 March |
 | Tour de Corse | 28 - 31 March |
 | Rally Argentina | 25 - 28 April |
 | Rally Chile | 09 - 12 May |
 | Rally de Portugal | 30 May - 02 June |
 | Rally Italia Sardegna | 13 - 16 June |
 | Rally Finland | 01 - 04 August |
 | Rallye Deutschland | 22 - 25 August |
 | Rally Turkey | 12 - 15 September |
 | Wales Rally GB | 03 - 06 October |
 | Rally de España | 24 - 27 October |
 | Rally Australia | 14 - 17 November |
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