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2012 World Rally Championship

40th season of the FIA World Rally Championship

40th season of the FIA World Rally Championship

Sébastien Loeb World Co-drivers' Champion: Daniel Elena World Manufacturers' Champion: Citroën

Rally Finland

The 2012 World Rally Championship was the 40th season of the FIA World Rally Championship. The season consisted of thirteen rallies, beginning with Monte Carlo Rally on 17 January, and ending on 11 November with Rally Catalunya.

Sébastien Loeb won the drivers' championship for the ninth time in his career, ahead of Finns Mikko Hirvonen and Jari-Matti Latvala. Citroën won the manufacturers' championship.

Calendar

The 2012 championship was contested over thirteen rounds in Europe, North America, South America and Oceania.

The 2012 calendar was announced at a meeting of the FIA World Motor Sport Council in Singapore on 26 September 2011.

RoundRally Name
(Base)SurfaceDatesSupport Categories1Mixed
(Tarmac, snow)2Snow3Gravel4Gravel5Gravel6Gravel7Gravel8Gravel9Tarmac10Gravel11Tarmac12Gravel13nowrapMixed
(Tarmac, gravel)
MCO Monte Carlo Rally
(Monte Carlo, Monaco)18–22 JanuarySuper 2000 WRC
Production WRC
SWE Rally Sweden
(Karlstad, Värmland)9–12 FebruarySuper 2000 WRC
MEX Rally Mexico
(León, Guanajuato)8–11 MarchnowrapProduction WRC
PRT Rally de Portugal
(Faro, Algarve)29 March – 1 AprilSuper 2000 WRC
WRC Academy
ARG Rally Argentina
(Villa Carlos Paz, Córdoba)26–29 AprilProduction WRC
GRC Acropolis Rally
(Loutraki, Corinthia)24–27 MayProduction WRC
WRC Academy
NZL Rally New Zealand
(Auckland, Te Ika-a-Māui)22–24 JuneSuper 2000 WRC
Production WRC
FIN Rally Finland
(Jyväskylä, Keski-Suomi)2–4 AugustSuper 2000 WRC
WRC Academy
DEU Rallye Deutschland
(Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate)24–26 AugustProduction WRC
WRC Academy
GBR Wales Rally GB
(Cardiff, South Glamorgan)nowrap14–16 SeptemberSuper 2000 WRC
nowrapFRA Rallye de France Alsace
(Strasbourg, Alsace)4–7 OctoberSuper 2000 WRC
WRC Academy
ITA Rally Italia Sardegna
(Olbia, Sardinia)18–21 OctoberProduction WRC
ESP Rally Catalunya
(Salou, Tarragona)8–11 NovemberSuper 2000 WRC
Production WRC
WRC Academy

Calendar changes

  • Early plans to run the Rally Argentina over an "endurance" format with stages in neighbouring Uruguay and Chile were abandoned in favour of a new route which featured over 500 km of competitive stages and made it the longest rally in the modern era of the sport. The rally also featured the longest stage of the championship, the 66 km El Durzano–Ambul stage. The extended rally route has been promoted as a prototype of a format proposed by FIA President Jean Todt.
  • The Jordan Rally was removed from the calendar. Rally Abu Dhabi was expected to be promoted in its place, but was omitted from the final calendar and given candidate status for future inclusion in the championship.
  • The Wales Rally GB was brought forward from its traditional November date to September, making Rally of Spain the season finale.
  • The route of the Rally Finland was revised from the 2011 event, and included the return of several famous stages, including Ouninpohja, Mokkipera and Palsankyla.
  • The Rally Italia Sardegna was moved back from May to October.
  • The Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo returned to the calendar after a three-year absence.
  • The Rally New Zealand replaced Rally Australia, in keeping with their event-sharing arrangement.

Teams and drivers

World Rally Championship entries

Manufacturer teamsManufacturerCarTeamTyreNoDriverCo-driverRoundsCitroënFordMini
Citroën DS3 WRCFRA Citroën Total World Rally Team1nowrapFRA Sébastien LoebnowrapMCO Daniel ElenaAll
2nowrapFIN Mikko HirvonennowrapFIN Jarmo LehtinenAll
QAT Qatar World Rally Team7nowrapQAT Nasser Al-AttiyahnowrapITA Giovanni Bernacchininowrap2–6, 9–11
nowrapBEL Thierry NeuvillenowrapBEL Nicolas Gilsoul7, 12
nowrapAUS Chris AtkinsonnowrapBEL Stéphane Prévot8
nowrapNLD Hans Weijs, Jr.nowrapBEL Björn Degandt13
nowrapFRA Citroën Junior World Rally Team8nowrapBEL Thierry NeuvillenowrapBEL Nicolas Gilsoulnowrap1–6, 8–11, 13
Ford Fiesta RS WRCGBR Ford World Rally Team3nowrapFIN Jari-Matti LatvalanowrapFIN Miikka Anttilanowrap1–4, 6–13
ESP Dani SordoESP Carlos del Barrio5
4NOR Petter SolbergGBR Chris PattersonAll
GBR M-Sport Ford World Rally Team5EST Ott TänakEST Kuldar SikkAll
6RUS Evgeny NovikovFRA Denis Giraudet1–8
FRA Nicolas Klinger9
AUT Ilka Minor10–12
TTO John PowellJAM Michael Fennell13
8nowrapFRA François DelecournowrapFRA Dominique Savignoni1
POL Michał SołowowPOL Maciek Baran2
15GBR Matthew WilsonGBR Scott Martin10
16ZAF Jannie HabigGBR Robbie Durant10
18NLD Dennis KuipersBEL Robin Buysmans4
BRA Brazil World Rally Team9BRA Daniel OliveiraPRT Carlos Magalhãesnowrap4–6, 9, 11, 13
AUT Manfred StohlAUT Ilka Minor7
NOR Adapta World Rally Team10NOR Mads ØstbergSWE Jonas Anderssonnowrap2–3, 5, 8–11, 13
64NOR Eyvind BrynildsenNOR Cato Menkerud2
Mini John Cooper Works WRCnowrapPRT Armindo Araújo World Rally Team12PRT Armindo AraújoPRT Miguel Ramalho1
POR WRC Team Mini Portugal2–8
AUS Chris AtkinsonBEL Stéphane Prévot9–10, 12
AUS Glenn MacNeall11, 13
14BRA Paulo NobreBRA Edu Paula2–13
BRA Palmeirinha Rally1
GBR Mini WRC Team37ESP Dani SordoESP Carlos del Barrio1
52FRA Pierre CampanaFRA Sabrina de Castelli1
World Rally Car entries ineligible to score manufacturer pointsManufacturerCarTeamTyreDriversCo-driversRoundsCitroënFordMini
Citroën DS3 WRCNLD Van Merksteijn MotorsportnowrapNLD Peter van Merksteijn Sr.BEL Eddy Chevaillier1
NLD Peter van Merksteijn Jr.2, 4, 9
nowrapFRA Collectif Equipe de France RallyenowrapFRA Sébastien ChardonnetnowrapFRA Thibault de la Haye11
FRA PH SportITA Luca PedersoliITA Matteo Romano12
Ford Fiesta RS WRCCZE Czech Ford National TeamCZE Martin ProkopCZE Zdeněk Hrůzanowrap1–2, 4, 6, 8–11
12
USA Go Fast Energy World Rally TeamGBR Matthew WilsonGBR Scott Martin1
NOR Henning SolbergAUT Ilka Minor1–4, 6, 8
FRA Team Emap YaccoFRA Julien MaurinFRA Olivier Ural1
FRA Nicolas Klinger11
GBR Autotek MotorsportFIN Jari KetomaaFIN Mika Stenberg2, 4, 7–8
CZE Martin ProkopCZE Zdeněk Hrůza5
CZE Michal Ernst13
RUS Evgeny NovikovAUT Ilka Minor13
CYP Spyros PavlidesFRA Nicolas Klinger6
USA Monster World Rally TeamUSA Ken BlockITA Alex Gelsomino3, 7–8
AUS Chris AtkinsonBEL Stéphane Prévot3
GBR M-SportMEX Ricardo TriviñoESP Àlex Haro3
FIN Matti RantanenFIN Mikko Lukka8
UKR AT Rally TeamUKR Oleksiy TamrazovUKR Oleksandr Gorbyk6
FIN Sebastian LindholmFIN Timo Hantunen8
Mini John Cooper Works WRCGBR Mini WRC Team
GBR Prodrive WRC TeamESP Dani SordoESP Carlos del Barrionowrap2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 13
SWE Patrik SandellnowrapSWE Staffan Parmander2
SWE Maria Andersson4
FRA Yvan MullerFRA Guy Leveneu11
FIN Jarkko NikaraFIN Jarkko Kalliolepo13
GBR ProdriveSWE Richard GöranssonnowrapSWE Anders Fredriksson2
CHL Eliseo SalazarESP Marc Martí5
QAT Seashore Qatar Rally TeamQAT Abdulaziz Al-KuwariITA Nicola Arena6
IRL Killian Duffy13
TUR ToksportFIN Riku TahkoFIN Markus Soininen8
FRA Dumas Rallye TeamFRA Romain DumasFRA Matthieu Baumel11

Notes:

  • – The Mini WRC Team lost Mini's support as a manufacturer team after the Monte Carlo Rally, making them ineligible to score points in the World Rally Championship for Manufacturers. The Mini WRC Team became known as the Prodrive WRC Team from the Rally de Portugal.
  • – The Armindo Araújo World Rally Team and Palmeirinha Rally were merged to form WRC Team Mini Portugal with the support of Mini for the Rally of Sweden; however, the FIA ruled that they were not eligible to score points in the FIA World Rally Championship for Manufacturers.

Team and driver changes

M-Sport Ford.
  • Chris Atkinson returned to the WRC to contest the Rally of Mexico with the Monster World Rally Team. He also drove at the Rally of Finland on behalf of the Qatar World Rally Team as Nasser Al-Attiyah was competing at the London Olympic Games, and later joined WRC Team Mini Portugal in the place of Armindo Araújo for the Rally of Germany. Atkinson's last appearance at the WRC level was a one-off drive with the Citroën Junior Team at the 2009 Rally Ireland.
  • Ken Block will contest a reduced WRC program, appearing at Rally Mexico, Rally New Zealand and Rally Finland.
  • The Citroën World Rally Team will expand to a three-car operation, entering a third Citroën DS3 WRC for 2011 Dakar Rally winner Nasser Al-Attiyah. Al-Attiyah was originally scheduled to contest every event with the exception of the Rallye Monte Carlo owing to a date clash with the 2012 Dakar Rally. However, Al-Attiyah was selected to represent his native Qatar at the London Olympics in skeet shooting and was forced to miss the Rally of New Zealand and the Rally of Finland.
  • François Delecour returned to the WRC to compete in the 80ème Rallye Automobile de Monte-Carlo. Delecour drove a Ford Fiesta RS WRC in the rally, his first event at the WRC level since the 2002 Rally of Great Britain. The Rallye Monte Carlo is Delecour's only planned appearance in the 2012 season.
  • 2011 championship runner-up Mikko Hirvonen and co-driver Jarmo Lehtinen moved from the Ford World Rally Team to Citroën.
  • Jari-Matti Latvala was injured in an accident during a training exercise two weeks before Rally Argentina, forcing him out of the event. He was replaced by Dani Sordo for the event.
  • Lotus Cars planned to enter a Lotus Exige R-GT at all tarmac events on the 2012 calendar, pending the homologation of the car. The Lotus Exige R-GT was Lotus' first entry in the World Rally Championship since the Talbot Sunbeam Lotus in 1983 Rally of Portugal, but the team later changed their plans and the team made its debut appearance at the Rali Vinho da Madeira, a round of the European Rally Championship instead of the WRC.
  • Mini WRC Team will only enter one works driver in selected events of 2012, after the team was unable to find the budget for two full-time entries. Dani Sordo will enter in every event, with the second car driven by local competitors. The team has stated that Kris Meeke will not compete in every rally, but will remain a part of the team. On 6 February 2012, it was announced that the status of the Prodrive-operated team had been demoted to a works-supported private team, while the Motorsport Italia-run WRC Team Mini Portugal became the factory team of Mini. The team was renamed "Prodrive WRC Team" before the Rally de Portugal.
  • Thierry Neuville, winner of the 2011 Tour de Corse in the Intercontinental Rally Challenge, will compete in nine rallies at the WRC level – with a provision for two more – in a Citroën DS3 WRC prepared by Citroën Racing Technology and run by PH Sport, which was re-opened after being closed down for the 2011 season. He also drove for the Qatar World Rally Team at the Rally of New Zealand. Neuville had previously contested the Junior World Rally Championship in with a Citroën C2 S1600 in 2010.
  • Evgeny Novikov and Ott Tänak will join the M-Sport Ford World Rally Team.
  • Sébastien Ogier was released from his three-year contract with Citroën after just one season. Ogier later joined Volkswagen to develop the Polo R WRC for their 2013 WRC entry, while contesting the full 2012 WRC schedule in a Škoda Fabia S2000 with regular co-driver Julien Ingrassia.
  • Martin Prokop, who previously competed in the Super 2000 World Rally Championship, will take part in ten rallies driving a Ford Fiesta RS WRC.
  • 2007 Formula One World Champion Kimi Räikkönen returned to Formula One. The WRC arm of his Ice 1 Racing team was subsequently shut down.
  • Former M-Sport drivers Henning Solberg and Matthew Wilson joined the newly formed non-manufacturer Go Fast Energy World Rally Team with the intention of completing the season, but the team only appeared at the Rally Monte Carlo and the Rally of Sweden. Wilson later re-joined M-Sport for a one-off appearance at the Wales Rally GB.
  • 2003 World Champion Petter Solberg secured a seat with the Ford World Rally Team. His privately entered team, with which he had competed with between 2009 and 2011, was closed down.
  • Munchi's Ford World Rally Team left the WRC after the 2011 season.

SWRC entries

NoTeamDriverCo-driverCarRoundsAdditional guest entries
31ESP ASM MotorsportNZL Hayden PaddonNZL John KennardŠkoda Fabia S20002, 4, 7
AUT Baumschlager Rallye & Racing8, 10–11, 13
32IRL Keltech MotorsportIRL Craig BreenGBR Gareth RobertsFord Fiesta S20001–2, 4
IRL Paul Nagle8, 10–11, 13
33MYS Proton MotorsportsSWE Per-Gunnar AnderssonSWE Emil AxelssonProton Satria Neo S20001–2, 7–8, 10–11, 13
34ITA Giandomenico BassoITA Mitia Dotta1
GBR Alister McRaeAUS Bill Hayes2, 7
FIN Juha SaloFIN Marko Salminen8
GBR Tom CaveGBR Craig Parry10
AUT Andreas AignerDEU Detlef Ruf11
GBR Alastair FisherGBR Daniel Barritt13
35POL Castrol TRW MotointegratorPOL Maciej OleksowiczPOL Andrzej ObrebowskiFord Fiesta S20002, 4, 7–8, 10–11, 13
36SAU Yazeed RacingSAU Yazeed Al-RajhiGBR Michael OrrFord Fiesta RRC2, 4, 7–8, 10–11, 13
37DEU Volkswagen MotorsportFRA Sébastien OgierFRA Julien IngrassiaŠkoda Fabia S20001–6, 8–13
NLD Kevin AbbringBEL Lara Vanneste1
BEL Frédéric Miclotte3-4, 10
NOR Andreas MikkelsenNOR Ola Fløene2, 5–6, 8–9, 11–13
DEU Sepp WiegandDEU Timo Gottschalk9
49NOR Even ManagementSWE Pontus TidemandSWE Göran BergstenŠkoda Fabia S20002
63NOR Gundersen MotorsportNOR Marius AasenNOR Veronica EnganFord Fiesta S20002
49PRT Team Vianauto/Galp FormulaPRT Pedro MeirelesPRT Mário CastroMitsubishi Lancer Evo X R44
49FIN PrintsportFIN Esapekka LappiFIN Janne FermFord Fiesta S20008
49GBR M-SportGBR Alastair FisherGBR Daniel BarrittFord Fiesta S200010
49ESP PCR SportAND Albert LloveraESP Diego VallejoFiat Abarth Grande Punto S200013

; Team and driver changes

PWRC entries

NoTeamDriverCo-driverCarRoundsAdditional guest entries
31POL Lotos Dynamic Rally TeamPOL Michał KościuszkoPOL Maciek SzczepaniakMitsubishi Lancer Evo X1, 3, 5, 9, 12–13
32PER FRT RallyPER Nicolás FuchsARG Rubén GarcíaMitsubishi Lancer Evo X1
ARG Fernando Mussano3, 5
BEL Symtech RacingSubaru Impreza WRX STI6, 9, 12–13
33ITA Top Run MotorsportARG Marcos LigatoARG Rubén GarcíaSubaru Impreza WRX STI5–7, 9, 12–13
34ITA Miele RacingITA Lorenzo BertelliITA Lorenzo GranaiMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX1, 5
Subaru Impreza WRX STI6–7, 12–13
36GBR Rally Team GBGBR Louise CookGBR Stefan DavisFord Fiesta ST1, 6–7, 12
Ford Fiesta R29, 13
38ITA Ralliart ItalyMEX Benito GuerraESP Borja RozadaMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3, 5–6, 9, 12–13
39UKR Mentos Ascania RacingUKR Valeriy GorbanUKR Andriy NikolaievMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX5–7, 9, 12–13
41UKR Oleksiy KikireshkoUKR Pavlo Cherepin5–7
EST Sergei Larens9, 12–13
40ITA G.B. MotorsITA Gianluca LinariITA Nicola ArenaSubaru Impreza WRX STI3, 5, 7
ITA Monica Fortunato6
ITA Andrea Cecchi12–13
42MEX Triviño World Rally TeamMEX Ricardo TriviñoESP Àlex HaroMitsubishi Lancer Evo X5
Subaru Impreza WRX STI6, 9, 12–13
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX7
44SWE Ramona RallyingSWE Ramona KarlssonSWE Miriam WalfridssonMitsubishi Lancer Evo X3, 5, 7, 9, 12–13
45IDN Bosowa Rally TeamIDN Subhan AksaIDN Hade MboiMitsubishi Lancer Evo X5
NZL Jeff Judd6–7, 9
ITA Nicola Arena12
AUS Bill Hayes13
49MEX Salgado Rally TeamMEX Rodrigo SalgadoMEX Diódoro SalgadoMitsubishi Lancer Evo IX3
49ARG CRS TeamARG Ezequiel CamposARG Cristian WinklerMitsubishi Lancer Evo X5
49ESP RMC MotorsportESP Yeray LemesESP Rogelio PeñateMitsubishi Lancer Evo X13
50ESP Escuderia GironellaESP Josep Maria MembradoESP Josep Ramón RibolledoMitsubishi Lancer Evo X13

WRC Academy entries

The WRC Academy uses identical Ford Fiesta R2s.

DriverCo-driverRoundsEntries not scoring Academy points
USA Christopher DuplessisIRL Karl Atkinson4, 6
USA Alexander Kihurani8
ESP José Antonio SuárezESP Cándido Carrera4, 6, 8–9, 11, 13
GBR Alastair FisherGBR Daniel Barritt4, 6, 8–9, 11
GBR Mark DonnellyGBR Dai Roberts4
SWE Pontus TidemandNOR Stig Rune Skjærmoen4, 6, 8, 11, 13
SWE Emil Axelsson9
AUS Brendan ReevesAUS Rhianon Smyth4, 6, 8–9, 11, 13
NLD Timo van der MarelNLD Erwin Berkhof4, 6, 8–9, 11, 13
GBR John MacCroneGBR Stuart Loudon4, 6, 8–9, 11, 13
GBR Elfyn EvansGBR Andrew Edwards4, 6
GBR Philip Pugh8–9, 11
GBR Sebastian Marshall13
ESP Yeray LemesESP Rogelio Peñate4
PRT João SilvaPRT José Janela4
PRT Hugo Magalhães6, 8–9
ZAF Ashley Haigh-SmithGBR Craig Parry4, 6, 8–9
SWE Fredrik ÅhlinNOR Morten Erik Abrahamsen4, 6, 8–9, 11, 13
SVK Martin KočiCZE Lukáš Zámečník9
POL Aron DomzalaPOL Kacper Pietrusinski13

Results and standings

Results and statistics

ColourRally Surface
GoldGravel
SilverTarmac
BlueSnow/Ice
BronzeMixed Surface

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RoundRally namePodium finishersStatisticsRankDriverCarTimeStagesLengthStartersFinishers
1MCO Monte Carlo Rally
(18–22 January) – *Results and report*1nowrapFRA Sébastien LoebnowrapCitroën DS3 WRC4:32:39.918433.36 km8254
2nowrapESP Dani SordonowrapMini John Cooper Works WRC4:35:25.4
3nowrapNOR Petter SolbergnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC4:35:54.1
2SWE Rally Sweden
(9–12 February) – *Results and report*1nowrapFIN Jari-Matti LatvalanowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC3:18:28.324349.16 km5042
2nowrapFIN Mikko HirvonennowrapCitroën DS3 WRC3:18:44.9
3nowrapNOR Mads ØstbergnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC3:19:07.1
3MEX Rally Mexico
(8–11 March) – *Results and report*1nowrapFRA Sébastien LoebnowrapCitroën DS3 WRC4:15:32.7(24)†
22(408.50 km)†
382.60 km2719
2nowrapFIN Mikko HirvonennowrapCitroën DS3 WRC4:16:15.1
3nowrapNOR Petter SolbergnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC4:17:44.1
4PRT Rally de Portugal
(29 March – 1 April) – *Results and report*1nowrapNOR Mads ØstbergnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC4:21:16.3(22)†
19(434.77 km)†
368.43 km4930
2nowrapRUS Evgeny NovikovnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC4:22:49.3
3nowrapNOR Petter SolbergnowrapFord Fiesta RS WRC4:23:11.7
5ARG Rally Argentina
(26–29 April) – *Results and report*1nowrapFRA Sébastien LoebnowrapCitroën DS3 WRC5:34:38.819502.73 km4227
2FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC5:34:54.0
3NOR Mads ØstbergFord Fiesta RS WRC5:37:49.2
6GRC Acropolis Rally
(24–27 May) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC4:42:03.322409.47 km5432
2FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC4:42:43.3
3FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC4:45:08.1
7NZL Rally New Zealand
(22–24 June) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC4:04:51.222413.94 km4135
2FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC4:05:20.8
3NOR Petter SolbergFord Fiesta RS WRC4:06:27.6
8FIN Rally Finland
(2–4 August) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC2:28:11.418303.52 km8153
2FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC2:28:17.5
3FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC2:28:46.4
9DEU Rallye Deutschland
(24–26 August) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC3:41:52.415368.63 km7140
2FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC3:43:52.5
3FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC3:44:23.8
10GBR Wales Rally GB
(14–16 September) – *Results and report*1FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC3:03:40.319324.92 km3129
2FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC3:04:08.1
3NOR Petter SolbergFord Fiesta RS WRC3:04:09.0
11FRA Rallye de France Alsace
(4–7 October) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC3:32:53.0(22)†
21(404.14 km)†
393.39 km6945
2FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC3:33:08.5
3FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC3:33:37.1
12ITA Rally Italia Sardegna
(18–21 October) – *Results and report*1FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC3:23:54.916305.80 km4132
2RUS Evgeny NovikovFord Fiesta RS WRC3:25:15.5
3EST Ott TänakFord Fiesta RS WRC3:26:16.0
13ESP Rally Catalunya
(8–11 November) – *Results and report*1FRA Sébastien LoebCitroën DS3 WRC4:14:29.118405.46 km7052
2FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaFord Fiesta RS WRC4:14:36.1
3FIN Mikko HirvonenCitroën DS3 WRC4:16:15.9

;Notes

  • † – Event was shortened after stages were cancelled.

Standings

Drivers' championship

Points are awarded to the top 10 classified finishers.

PositionPoints
1st2nd
2518
Pos.DriverMON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536Pos.DriverMON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints
FRA Sébastien Loeb1 16 11 2Ret11 11 31 31 12 21Ret1 3270
FIN Mikko Hirvonen4 222EX2 22 322 13 25 1313213
FIN Jari-Matti LatvalaRet1 3Ret13 23 27 1321 3212 22 1154
NOR Mads Østberg34 31345445 344149
NOR Petter Solberg34 23 136 1Ret3 24 2113269 111124
RUS Evgeny Novikov5 35Ret28Ret436Ret6721088
BEL Thierry NeuvilleRet12138565161274 218 31253
EST Ott Tänak8Ret514 3109Ret6RetRet6 13Ret52
CZE Martin Prokop995459Ret9981346
FRA Sébastien OgierRet11877710612115Ret41
ESP Dani Sordo2Ret11 1Ret69Ret9 235
QAT Nasser Al-Attiyah21649 3Ret810Ret28
AUS Chris AtkinsonWDRet3951186728
NOR Andreas Mikkelsen13RetRet277 31272113
PRT Armindo Araújo1015715Ret1181511
FIN Jarkko Nikara13510
IRL Craig Breen1416RetRet131768
FRA François Delecour68
NLD Dennis Kuipers68
NOR Henning Solberg137WDWDWDWDWD6
FRA Pierre Campana76
FIN Matti Rantanen76
FIN Jari KetomaaRet91186
SWE Per-Gunnar AnderssonRet142311242484
GBR Matthew Wilson11WD84
SAU Yazeed Al-Rajhi24Ret82817Ret1618154
SWE Patrik Sandell8Ret4
USA Ken Block99Ret4
QAT Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari10141
FRA Sébastien Chardonnet192528331519101
MEX Ricardo Triviño1026Ret1619222822351
FRA Mathieu ArzenoRet1018Ret1
NLD Peter van Merksteijn Jr.1910Ret1
NOR Eyvind Brynildsen101
AUT Manfred Stohl101
ITA Luca Pedersoli101

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  • Sébastien Loeb secured the drivers' championship title in France.

Notes:

  • 1 2 3 refers to the classification of the drivers on the 'Power Stage', where bonus points are awarded 3–2–1 for the fastest three drivers on the stage.

Co-drivers' championship

Pos.Co-driverMON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints1234567891011121314151617181920212223242526272829303132333435Pos.Co-driverMON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints
MCO Daniel Elena1 16 11 2Ret11 11 31 31 12 21Ret1 3270
FIN Jarmo Lehtinen4 222EX2 22 322 13 25 1313213
FIN Miikka AnttilaRet1 3Ret13 23 27 1321 3212 22 1154
SWE Jonas Andersson34 31345445 344149
GBR Chris Patterson34 23 136 1Ret3 24 2113269 111124
FRA Denis Giraudet5 35Ret28Ret43655
BEL Nicolas GilsoulRet12138565161274 219 31253
EST Kuldar Sikk8Ret514 3109Ret6RetRet6 13Ret52
CZE Zdeněk Hrůza995459Ret9981346
FRA Julien IngrassiaRet11877710612115Ret41
AUT Ilka Minor137WDWDWD10WD6721040
ESP Carlos del Barrio2Ret11 1Ret69Ret9 235
ITA Giovanni Bernacchini21649 3Ret810Ret28
BEL Stéphane PrévotWDRet3951186728
NOR Ola Floene13RetRet277 31272113
PRT Miguel Ramalho1015715Ret1181511
FIN Jarkko Kalliolepo510
IRL Paul NagleRet131768
FRA Dominique Savignoni68
BEL Robin Buysmans68
FRA Sabrina de Castelli76
FIN Mikko Lukka76
FIN Mika StenbergRet91186
SWE Emil AxelssonRet142311242484
GBR Scott Martin11WD84
GBR Michael Orr24Ret82817Ret1618154
SWE Staffan Parmander84
ITA Alex Gelsomino99Ret4
IRL Killian Duffy10141
FRA Thibault de la Haye192528331519101
ESP Alex Haro1026Ret1619222822351
BEL Renaud JamoulRet1018Ret1
BEL Eddy Chevailler1910Ret1
NOR Cato Menkerud101
ITA Matteo Romano101

Manufacturers' championship

Pos.ManufacturerNo.MON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints12345678––Pos.ManufacturerNo.MON
MCOSWE
SWEMEX
MEXPOR
PRTARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLFIN
FINGER
DEUGBR
GBRFRA
FRAITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints
FRA Citroën Total World Rally Team1151Ret1111121Ret1453
2422EX222235313
GBR Ford World Rally Team3Ret1Ret6Ret36321252309
433325Ret3463845
GBR M-Sport Ford World Rally Team57Ret5785Ret6RetRet63Ret170
654Ret16Ret48Ret672Ret
NOR Adapta World Rally Team10435445483
FRA Citroën Junior World Rally Team87444777472
QAT Qatar World Rally Team76637Ret5958Ret6Ret71
BRA Brazil World Rally Team95RetRet78Ret628
GBR Mini WRC Team †37226
526
PRT Armindo Araújo World Rally Team ‡1280
BRA Palmeirinha Rally ‡1490

|}

  • Citroën secured the manufacturers' championship in France.

Notes:

  • † — The Mini WRC Team lost its manufacturer status in February when parent company BMW withdrew works support from the team, demoting them to customer team status. The team kept the points it scored on Rallye Monte Carlo although it was no longer classified as a manufacturer entrant. They were replaced by the WRC Team Mini Portugal as the official Mini works team.
  • ‡ – Armindo Araújo World Rally Team and Palmeirinha Rally merged to form WRC Team Mini Portugal. The points they scored at the Rallye Monte Carlo were removed from the manufacturers' championship.

SWRC Drivers' championship

Pos.DriverMON
MCOSWE
SWEPOR
PRTNZL
NZLFIN
FINGBR
GBRFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints12345678910111213———Pos.DriverMON
MCOSWE
SWEPOR
PRTNZL
NZLFIN
FINGBR
GBRFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints
IRL Craig Breen12RetRet111118
SWE Per-Gunnar AnderssonRet121632109
SAU Yazeed Al-Rajhi5Ret4232388
NZL Hayden Paddon411Ret7Ret578
POL Maciej Oleksowicz62344RetRet65
GBR Alastair Fisher5422
GBR Tom Cave218
SWE Pontus Tidemand315
PRT Pedro Meireles315
FIN Juha Salo315
AUT Andreas Aigner412
FIN Esapekka Lappi510
GBR Alister McRae7Ret6
ITA Giandomenico BassoRet0
NOR Marius AasenRet0
AND Albert LloveraRet0

|}

Co-drivers
Pos.Co-driverMON
MCOSWE
SWEPOR
PRTNZL
NZLFIN
FINGBR
GBRFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints1234567891011121314———Pos.Co-driverMON
MCOSWE
SWEPOR
PRTNZL
NZLFIN
FINGBR
GBRFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints
SWE Emil AxelssonRet121632109
GBR Michael Orr5Ret4232388
NZL John Kennard411Ret7Ret578
IRL Paul NagleRet11175
POL Andrzej Obrebowski62344RetRet65
GBR Gareth Roberts12Ret43
GBR Daniel Barritt5422
GBR Craig Parry218
SWE Göran Bergsten315
PRT Mário Castro315
FIN Marko Salminen315
DEU Detlef Ruf412
FIN Janne Ferm510
AUS William Hayes7Ret6
ITA Mitia DottaRet0
NOR Veronica EnganRet0
ESP Diego VallejoRet0

PWRC Drivers' championship

Pos.DriverMON
MCOMEX
MEXARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLGER
DEUITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints123456789101112131415NCPos.DriverMON
MCOMEX
MEXARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLGER
DEUITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints
MEX Benito Guerra114281109
ARG Marcos Ligato4Ret132288
UKR Valeriy Gorban31473485
POL Michał Kościuszko13Ret16681
IDN Subhan Aksa72264377
PER Nicolás FuchsWD22Ret51973
MEX Ricardo TriviñoRet3347852
GBR Louise Cook266Ret10WD35
ITA Gianluca Linari45Ret591035
ITA Lorenzo BertelliRet85RetRet524
UKR Oleksiy KikireshkoRetRetRetRet51110
MEX Rodrigo Salgado510
SWE Ramona Karlsson6RetRetRetRetWDWD8
ARG Ezequiel Campos68
ESP Yeray Lemes76
ESP Josep Maria MembradoRet0

|}

Co-drivers
Pos.Co-driverMON
MCOMEX
MEXARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLGER
DEUITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints123456789101111131415161718NCNCNCPos.Co-driverMON
MCOMEX
MEXARG
ARGGRE
GRCNZL
NZLGER
DEUITA
ITAESP
ESPPoints
ESP Borja Rozada114281109
ARG Rubén Garcia4Ret132288
UKR Andriy Nikolaev31473485
POL Maciej Szczepaniak13Ret16681
ARG Fernando MussanoWD22Ret51973
ESP Alex HaroRet3347852
NZL Jeff Judd22644
GBR Stefan Davis266Ret10WD35
ITA Andrea CecchiRet591035
ITA Nicola Arena45434
ITA Lorenzo GranaiRet85RetRet524
AUS William Hayes315
EST Sergey LarensRet51110
MEX Diodoro Salgado510
SWE Miriam Walfridsson6RetRetRetRetWDWD8
ARG Cristian Winkler68
IDN Hade Mboi76
ESP Rogelio Peñate76
UKR Pavlo CherepinRetRetRet0
ITA Monica FortunatoRet0
ESP Josep Ramón RibolledaRet0

|}

WRC Academy Drivers' championship

Pos.DriverPOR
PRTGRE
GRCFIN
FINGER
DEUFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints1234567891011Pos.DriverPOR
PRTGRE
GRCFIN
FINGER
DEUFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints
GBR Elfyn Evans71 71 71 31 33 3144
ESP José Antonio Suárez55 14 122 41 1100
SWE Pontus Tidemand3 1Ret 12 666 22 784
AUS Brendan Reeves2 233 25 14 1684
GBR John MacCrone94 153 23 24 273
GBR Alastair Fisher1 329 1Ret 4Ret 154
NLD Timo van der Marel47Ret4 17547
SWE Fredrik Åhlin6 3RetRetRet5 1Ret22
USA Christopher DuplessisRet6616
PRT João Silva8Ret7DNS10
ZAF Ashley Haigh-SmithWDRet8DNSWD4

|} Notes:

  • 1 refers to the number of stages won, where a bonus point is awarded per stage win.
Co-drivers
Pos.Co-driverPOR
PRTGRE
GRCFIN
FINGER
DEUFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints12345678910111213141516Pos.Co-driverPOR
PRTGRE
GRCFIN
FINGER
DEUFRA
FRAESP
ESPPoints
GBR Phil Pugh1 71 71 31 3120
ESP Cándido Carrera55 14 122 41 1100
NOR Stig Rune Skjærmoen3 1Ret 12 66 22 776
AUS Rhianon Smyth2 233 25 14 1684
GBR Stuart Loudon94 153 23 24 273
GBR Daniel Barritt1 329 1Ret 4Ret 154
NLD Erwin Berkhof47Ret4 17547
NOR Morten Erik Abrahamsen6 3RetRetRet5 1Ret22
GBR Sebastian Marshall3 318
IRL Karl AtkinsonRet68
USA Alexander Kihurani68
SWE Emil Axelsson68
GBR Andrew Edwards76
PRT Hugo MagalhãesRet7DNS6
PRT José Janela84
GBR Craig ParryWDRet8DNSWD4

|}

Changes

  • In November 2011, Europol issued an arrest warrant for Russian banker Vladimir Antonov at the request of Lithuanian prosecutors as part of an investigation into asset-stripping at Antonov's commercial banks, Snoras and Latvijas Krājbanka. Antonov, who held the commercial rights to the sport through Convers Sports Initiatives, was arrested in London two days later and charged with fraud and embezzlement. Convers Sports Initiatives initially claimed to be unaffected by the arrest, but went into receivership at the end of the month. Promoter North One Sport issued a statement clarifying the situation, confirming that they were unaffected by Antonov's arrest and parent company Convers Sports Initiatives entering into receivership and that they would co-operate with the investigation into Bank Snoras. However, North One Sport were subsequently forced to find new investors, with bids from Qatar and French broadcaster Eurosport. It was later reported that negotiations with the Qatari bidders had collapsed, forcing the closure of North One Sport.
  • The FIA World Motor Sport Council permitted tyre suppliers to provide teams and drivers with a second tyre compound, following several complaints from drivers about a lack of grip at the 2011 Rally Australia.
  • On gravel rallies, shakedown stage will be used as a qualifying stage for P1 and P2 drivers. According to the results of qualifying, P1 and P2 crews – in order of fastest to slowest – will then select their start positions for the first day of the rally. On day two and three, P1 and P2 drivers will restart in reverse order according to their provisional overall classification. On asphalt rallies, regulations in previous years still apply.
  • Organisers of WRC events will be allowed to specify whether cars failed to complete a section are permitted to restart the event on the next day. Restart after retirement, formerly known as SupeRally, will now be called "Rally 2".

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