Standings


World Rally Championship
PosManufacturermonacoswedenkenyaspainportugalitalygreeceestoniafinlandparaguaychileeuropejapanSaudi arabiaTotal
1Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT60

60

28

60

50

54

46

41

59

55

513
2Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT36

36

50

35

46

40

50

54

24

42

413
3M-Sport Ford WRT11

14

22

11

14

15

10

14

18

14

143
4Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT 2R

11

14

11

12

9

11

17

11

96

The breakdown of points for each event can be revealed by placing your cursor over the rally result.

The new system for 2025 awards championship points to the top ten finishers at the end of each rally on a 25-17-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 basis. Unlike the previous season, no points are allocated based on Saturday’s standings.

Additional points (5-4-3-2-1) are given to the fastest five crews across all of Sunday’s stages. The iconic Wolf Power Stage remains unchanged, with the top five finishers earning extra points (5-4-3-2-1) on the rally’s final test.

These updates allow a maximum of 35 points to be scored at each rally, emphasising outright victories while still offering opportunities for comebacks and strategic play.
The driver with the most points over the season is crowned champion. Co-drivers and manufacturers also compete for their own championships, with manufacturer points awarded to the two highest-placed cars from each constructor at each rally.

PosDrivermonacoswedenkenyaspainportugalitalygreeceestoniafinlandparaguaychileeuropejapanSaudi arabiaTotal
1Elfyn EVANS17+5+4
(2)
25+5+5
(1)
25+2
(1)
15+3+3
(3)
8+1
(6)
12+2+1
(4)
12+3+2
(4)
8+2+1
(6)
12+1+1
(4)
17+3+2
(2)
198
2Kalle ROVANPERÄ12+4+2
(4)
10+1+2
(5)
R25+5+5
(1)
15+4+3
(3)
15+5+5
(3)
0+0+4
(27)
12+4+5
(4)
25+5+5
(1)
10+4+4
(5)
191
3Sébastien OGIER25+3+5
(1)
17+4+4
(2)
25+2+1
(1)
25+3
(1)
17+5+5
(2)
25+1
(1)
15+4+3
(3)
189
4Ott TÄNAK10+0+1
(5)
12+3
(4)
17+3+3
(2)
8+0
(6)
17+5+5
(2)
17+4+3
(2)
25+4+1
(1)
17+3+4
(2)
10+1
(10)
12+2+3
(4)
180
5Thierry NEUVILLE8+1
(6)
15+2+3
(3)
15+4+4
(3)
6+0+1
(7)
12+3+4
(4)
0+1+4
(19)
10+0+3
(5)
15+1+2
(3)
8+1+2
(6)
15+5+5
(3)
150
6Takamoto KATSUTAR17+4+4
(2)
R12+2
(4)
10+0+2
(5)
10+0+2
(5)
0+0
(30)
R17+3+4
(2)
0+0+1
(16)
88
7Adrien FOURMAUX15+2+3
(3)
0+0+1
(40)
0+5+5
(16)
10+1+2
(5)
R0+0
(20)
15+2
(3)
10+0
(5)
RR71
8Oliver SOLBERG2+0
(9)
1+0
(10)
8+0
(6)
8+0
(6)
25+5+3
(1)
6+0
(7)
58
9Sami PAJARIR6+0
(7)
12+0+1
(4)
R6+0
(7)
6+0
(7)
0+1
(46)
6+0
(7)
10+0
(5)
8+0
(6)
56
10Grégoire MUNSTERR4+0
(8)
10+0+2
(5)
0+0
(11)
2+0
(9)
0+0
(32)
R1+0
(10)
2+0
(9)
0+0
(39)
21
11Joshua McERLEAN6+0
(7)
0+0
(46)
1+1
(10)
R4+0
(8)
0+0
(34)
0+0
(12)
2+0
(9)
6+0
(7)
0+0
(29)
20
12Mārtiņš SESKS8+0
(6)
0+0
(15)
R0+0
(15)
4+0
(8)
4+0
(8)
16
13Yohan ROSSEL4+0
(8)
4+0
(8)
4+0
(8)
4+0
(8)
16
14Gus GREENSMITH8+0
(6)
6+0
(7)
14
15Nikolay GRYAZIN2+0
(9)
1+0
(10)
4+0
(8)
2+0
(9)
9
16Jan SOLANS6+0
(7)
6
17Jourdan SERDERIDIS0+0
(33)
4+0
(8)
0+0
(25)
R4
18Kajetan KAJETANOWICZ1+0
(10)
2+0
(9)
3
19Alejandro CACHÓN2+0
(9)
1+0
(10)
3
20Fabrizio ZALDIVAR2+0
(9)
1+0
(10)
3
21Robert VIRVES2+0
(111)
2
22Roberto DAPRÀ2+0
(9)
2
23Roope KORHONEN1+0
(10)
1
24Eric CAMILLI1+0
(10)
1
25Lorenzo BERTELLID0
26Diogo SALVI0+0
(31)
0
27Lauri JOONA0

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