Standings


World Rally Championship
PosManufacturermonacoswedenkenyacroatiaportugalitalypolandlativafinnlandgreecechileeuropejapanTotal
1Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT454240425050424044503744526
2Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT464144453941454925395546511
3M-Sport Ford WRT192828241421252130191922267

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

The new system for 2024 sees Championship points awarded to the top-ten at the end of Saturday’s running on an 18-15-12-10-8-6-4-3-2-1 basis, providing each recipient completes the rally on Sunday.

Additional points of 7-6-5-4-3-2-1 are then given to the top-seven on Sunday’s stages alone. The top-five finishers on the rally’s final Power Stage also receive extra points (5-4-3-2-1).

The driver who scores the most points over a complete season is crowned Champion.
There is also a Championship for co-drivers and for manufacturers where the two best-placed cars from one constructor receive points.

PosDrivermonacoswedenkenyacroatiaportugalitalypolandlativafinnlandgreecechileeuropejapanTotal
1Thierry NEUVILLE18+7+5
(1)
10+5+3
(4)
8+6+5
(5)
18+1
(3)
13+6+5
(3)
0+7+5
(41)
6+3+5
(4)
3+3+3
(8)
15+4+4
(2)
18+4+2
(1)
10+3+2
(4)
13+3+2
(3)
225
2Ott TÄNAK10+4+1
(4)
0+4+2
(46)
1+7+4
(8)
10+6+4
(4)
15+7+4
(2)
15+6+4
(1)
0+7+4
(39)
10+7+5
(3)
R
(R)
10+7+4
(3)
13+4+3
(3)
18+4
(1)
200
3Elfyn EVANS13+6+2
(3)
13+7+4
(3)
10+5+1
(4)
15+3+1
(2)
6+0
(6)
10+5+4
(4)
13+4
(2)
6+4+1
(5)
R
(R)
0+5+3
(18)
15+5+1
(2)
15+6+3
(2)
185
4Sébastien OGIER15+5+4
(2)
13+5+3
(1)
18+5+2
(1)
18+4
(2)
15+6+4
(2)
18+5+1
(1)
10+0
(16)
0+7+5
(36)
R
(R)
166
5Adrien FOURMAUX8+3
(5)
15+3
(2)
13+4
(3)
8+0+5
(17)
8+4
(4)
0+1+2
(15)
10+5+2
(3)
8+2
(4)
13+3+2
(3)
0+6+5
(21)
8+2
(5)
0+5+1
(32)
146
6Kalle ROVANPERÄ0+6+5
(45)
18+0+2
(1)
0+2+3
(31)
18+6+3
(1)
18+5
(1)
R
(R)
18+6+4
(1)
114
7Takamoto KATSUTA4+2+3
(7)
0+2+1
(50)
15+3
(2)
6+7+2
(5)
0+3+1
(29)
0+2+1
(35)
3+2+1
(8)
4+1+2
(6)
0+6+5
(41)
0+3+1
(30)
10+7+5
(4)
102
8Daniel SORDO10+1
(5)
13+3
(3)
15+2
(2)
44
9Sami PAJARI6+0
(6)
6+0
(6)
2+0
(9)
10+2
(4)
8+0
(4)
6+1
(6)
R
(R)
41
10Grégoire MUNSTER0+1
(20)
0+0
(23)
0+2
(15)
3+2
(7)
R
(R)
8+0
(5)
4+0
(7)
2+0
(9)
0+1
(49)
R
(R)
4+0
(7)
8+2
(5)
37
11Esapekka LAPPI18+1
(1)
0+1+3
(12)
R
(R)
0+7+3
(43)
R33
12Andreas MIKKELSEN6+0
(6)
4+4
(6)
15+0
(6)
0+0+4
(13)
33
13Oliver SOLBERG8+0
(5)
4+0
(7)
1+0
(10)
1+0
(10)
8+0
(5)
4+1
(7)
27
14Martins SESKS8+1
(5)
13+0
(7)
0+0
(24)
22
15Nikolay GRYAZIN3+0
(10)
2+0
(8)
4+0
(7)
3+0
(9)
2+0
(9)
6+0
(6)
20
16Yohan ROSSEL1+0
(8)
1+0
(9)
1+0
(12)
4+0
(7)
4+0
(6)
3+0
(8)
14
17Kajetab KAJETANOWICZ3+0
(10)
2+0
(10)
3+0
(7)
1+0
(10)
9
18Robert VIRVES6+1
(5)
7
19Gus GREENSMITH6+0
(6)
1+0
(10)
7
20Georg LINNAMÄE4+0
(7)
1+0
(10)
2+0
(44)
7
21Jari-Matti LATVALA6+0
(6)
6
22Jan SOLANS3+0
(8)
3+0
(8)
6
23Lauri JOONA1+0
(10)
4+0
(7)
5
24Mikko HEIKKILÄ2+0
(9)
2+0
(8)
4
25Roope KORHONEN3+0
(8)
3
26Filip MARES3+0
(8)
3
27Miko MARCZZYK2+0
(9)
2
28Jourdan SERDERIDIS2+0
(9)
0+0
(14)
0+0
(20)
2
29Joshua MCERLEAN2+0
(9)
2
30Pepe LÓPEZ2+0
(9)
2
31Fabrizio ZALDIVAR1+0
(8)
1
32Martin PROKOP1+0
(9)
1
33Lorenzo BERTELLI0+0
(10)
0

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