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WRC: THE ULTIMATE CHALLENGE.

The ultimate rallying challenge, the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC) is a
test on highly-experienced teams of drivers and co-drivers, presenting an
unmissable spectacle for rally enthusiasts. Men and machine compete on all sorts
of terrains to secure titles across the globe.



Unlike circuit-based racing, rally drivers compete with a co-driver in
real-road-based, timed stages, aiming to record the fastest time. The
ever-changing landscape contributes to the rally’s reputation as one of the most
exciting forms of motorsport in the world, highlighting the sheer exhilaration
of WRC.

First organised in 1973, the competition continues to attract world-leading
automotive manufacturers – like Hyundai – to this day. Held from January to
November, the WRC takes teams, drivers, and fans on an intercontinental tour of
the world, from the northern wilds to the vast desert plains.

WRC POWER INTO NEW HYBRID ERA.

The new Rally1 technical regulations have been established to showcase WRC’s
commitment to a sustainable future, as well as improvements to safety and
equality between competitors. Hybrid technology has been introduced into WRC for
the first time, necessitating a new approach to rally car development, along
with 100% sustainable fuel.

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2022 Season


RALLY CALENDAR.

Crews will tackle a 12-round calendar covering the WRC’s usual mix of terrain –
gravel, tarmac, snow, and ice – with returning favourites and new additions.
Rally New Zealand and Rally Japan are set to make their belated debut, having
been forced to relinquish their rally for the past two seasons due to the
Covid-19 pandemic.

Click on the events for more details on motorsport.hyundai.com but please note
that full itineraries and rally information are not yet available for all WRC
rounds on the 2022 calendar.

 1.  RALLYE MONTE-CARLO
     
     20 - 23 January 2022

 2.  RALLY SWEDEN
     
     24 - 27 February 2022

 3.  RALLY CROATIA
     
     21 - 24 April 2022

 4.  RALLY DE PORTUGAL
     
     19 - 22 May 2022

 5.  RALLY ITALIA SARDEGNA
     
     02 - 05 June 2022

 6.  SAFARI RALLY KENYA
     
     23- 26 June 2022

 7.  RALLY ESTONIA
     
     14 - 17 July 2022

 8.  RALLY FINLAND
     
     04 - 07 August 2022

 9.  YPRES RALLY BELGIUM
     
     18 - 21 August 2022

 10. ACROPOLIS RALLY GREECE
     
     08 - 11 September 2022

 11. RALLY NEW ZEALAND
     
     29 September - 02 October 2022

 12. RALLY DE ESPAÑA
     
     20 - 23 October 2022

 13. RALLY JAPAN
     
     10 - 13 November 2022

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RESULTS & NEWS.

Visit the Hyundai Motorsport website for WRC news, results, and standings.
motorsport.hyundai.com

2021 Recap


GREATEST POINTS-SCORING WRC SEASON IN OUR HISTORY.

Following two consecutive WRC titles, the target in 2021 was to have a strong
send-off with our i20 Coupe WRC in the last year of the 2017 regulations. Over
twelve challenging events, our team recorded our best points-scoring season ever
in the series, and claimed three victories, 17 podiums and 111 stage wins.


 1.  TOTAL WINS.
     
     Demonstrating the spirit of Hyundai’s high-performance N brand, the team
     secured three wins in total across three different crews, and a total of 11
     individual podiums, including two 1-2 results.
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     THREE WINS, 17 PODIUMS.
     
     With Neuville taking two victories in Belgium and Spain, plus Tanak’s win
     in the Arctic Rally, Hyundai Team won three of 12 rallies. The team
     recorded 5 double podiums and 17 podium finishes.


 3.  ARCTIC RALLY FINLAND.
     
     Ott Tänak won his first race of the season at the Artic Rally Finland
     premier and shared the podium with teammate Thierry Neuville, who placed
     third.


 4.  RALLY ESTONIA.
     
     Craig Breen and co-pilot Paul Nagle finish second and reach their first
     podium of the season, while Thierry Neuville and Martijn Wydaeghe come in
     third.


 5.  RALLY BELGIUM.
     
     Thierry Neuville wins his home race and shares the podium once more with
     Craig Breen, who comes in second.


 6.  RALLY FINLAND.
     
     Hyundai stands on the podium for the first time this year in Rally Finland.
     Ott Tänak finishes second and shares the podium with Craig Breen who comes
     in third.


 7.  RALLY DE ESPAÑA.
     
     Thierry Neuville brings in the second win of the 2021 season shares the
     podium with Spaniard Dani Sardo who finishes third in his home race.


 8.  RALLY MONZA.
     
     Hyundai Motorsport took its 17th podium of the year with third place for
     Dani Sordo and Cándido Carrera in Rally Monza, the finale of the 2021 WRC.


 9.  TOTAL WINS.
     
     Demonstrating the spirit of Hyundai’s high-performance N brand, the team
     secured three wins in total across three different crews, and a total of 11
     individual podiums, including two 1-2 results.
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     THREE WINS, 17 PODIUMS.
     
     With Neuville taking two victories in Belgium and Spain, plus Tanak’s win
     in the Arctic Rally, Hyundai Team won three of 12 rallies. The team
     recorded 5 double podiums and 17 podium finishes.

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> The performance and attitude of Hyundai Motorsport in this most challenging of
> seasons has perfectly embodied the character of Hyundai and our N brand.

- Thomas Schemera, Executive Vice President Hyundai Motor Group -



Crews


OUR DRIVERS.

Our crews are the force behind the success of the cars our expert engineers
assemble to take part in the WRC. We caught up with each one of them to get a
little more personal and learn about their work as a team.


THIERRY NEUVILLE & MARTIJN WYDAEGHE.

Belgian Thierry embarked on a new working relationship in 2021, as Martijn
joined him in the car.
Thierry & Martijn


OTT TÄNAK & MARTIN JÄRVEOJA.

Ott and Martin joined the Hyundai Motorsport family in 2020 and enjoyed two
successful seasons since.
Ott and Martin


DANI SORDO & CÁNDIDO CARRERA.

Sordo begins his ninth season as a Hyundai Motorsport driver in 2022 alongside
Cándido Carrera.
Dani and Cándido


OLIVER SOLBERG & ELLIOTT EDMONDSON.

Their shared attitude: We are serious when it comes to our job, but we know how
to enjoy it along the way. 
Oliver & Elliott

Car


THE HYUNDAI I20 N WRC RALLY1.

The entire championship will be a bold step into the unknown with the
introduction of WRC’s hybrid technology. The Hyundai i20 N WRC Rally1 is the
product of the new regulations - combining a traditional 1.6-litre internal
combustion engine with a common plug-in hybrid unit – and the breadth of
experience built-up by the team over eight competitive seasons in WRC.

Move the slider to compare the WRC car to its road-going counterpart

About the i20 N WRC Rally1
About the i20 N

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