Standings


World Rally Championship
PosManufacturermonacoswedenmexicocroatiaportugalitalykenyaestoniafinlandgreecechileeuropejapanTotal
1Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT51
(1.+.2.+.1.+.3.)
29
(4.+.5.+.2.+.3.)
47
(1.+.3.+.1.+.4.)
34
(3.+.4.+.2.+.3.)
40
(1.+.6.+.1.+.4.)
201
2Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT27
(3.+.5.+.4.)
39
(2.+.3.+.1.+.5.)
34
(2.+.4.+.3.+.5.)
32
(2.+.6.+.1.+.5.)
37
(2.+.3.+.3.+.5.)
169
3M-Sport Ford WRT16
(4.+.2.)
35
(1.+.6.+.4.)
22
(5.+.6.+.2.)
35
(1.+.5.)
26
(4.+.5.+.2.)
134

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

Championship points are awarded to the top-ten finishers, distributed on a 25-18-15-12-10-8-6-4-2-1 basis.

There are additional points for the top-five drivers in the ‘Power Stage’ (PS), issued on a 5-4-3-2-1 scale.
Since 2021, Power Stage points are also awarded to manufacturers for its two highest placed drivers in the fastest five.

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.

PosDrivermonacoswedenmexicocroatiaportugalitalykenyaestoniafinlandgreecechileeuropejapanTotal
1Kalle ROVANPERÄ18+5
(2.)
12+3
(4.)
12+2
(4.)
12+4
(4.)
25+5
(1.)
98
2Ott TÄNAK10+4
(5.)
25+2
(1.)
2+4
(9.)
18
(2.)
12+4
(4.)
81
3Elfyn EVANS12+3
(4.)
10+4
(5.)
15
(3.)
25
(1.)
0
(R.)
69
4Sébastien OGIER25+1
(1.)
25+5
(1.)
10+3
(5.)
69
5Thierry NEUVILLE15+2
(3.)
15
(3.)
18+3
(2.)
0+5
(33.)
10
(5.)
68
6Esapekka LAPPI4
(8.)
6+5
(7.)
0
(R.)
15+1
(3.)
15+3
(3.)
49
7Daniel SORDO6
(7.)
10+1
(5.)
18+1
(2.)
36
8Takamoto KATSUTA8
(6.)
0
(R.)
8+2
(6.)
0+2
(33.)
20
9Craig BREEN18+1
(2.)
19
10Gus GREENSMITH8
(6.)
8
(6.)
16
11Oliver SOLBERG4
(8.)
4
(8.)
1
(10.)
6
(7.)
15
12Pierre-Louis LOUBET0
(R.)
8
(6.)
6
(7.)
14
13Yohan ROSSEL2
(9.)
4
(8.)
2
(9.)
8
14Emil LINDHOLM6
(7.)
6
15Andreas MIKKELSEN4
(8.)
4
16Nikolay GRYAZIN1
(10.)
2
(9.)
3
17Ole Christian VEIBY2
(9.)
2
18Kajetan KAJETANOWICZ1
(10.)
1
19Sami PAJARI1
(10.)
1
20Teemu SUNINEN1
(10.)
1
21Eduardo SANTOS0
22Joshua MCERLEAN0
23José LOUREIRO0
24Jourdan SERDERIDIS0
25János SZILÁGYI0
26Lorenzo BERTELLI0
27Oscar URIBE0
28Paulo CALDEIRA0
29Victor CARTIER0
30Xavier AGUSTINA0

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