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Fast, furious, spectacular with a sprinkle of danger. The globe-trotting World Rally Championship showcases some of the world's best – and bravest – drivers across a diverse range of surfaces and terrains.

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WHY GO TO WRC?

The World Rally Championship (WRC) is the premier motorsport discipline for the sport of rallying and is governed by the FIA.

Known as one of motorsport’s most challenging risk-ridden series, the globe-trotting WRC season sees teams and drivers tackle rally events on surfaces fluctuating from tarmac and gravel to snow and ice.

Each rally takes place on closed roads and/or tracks and is split into multiple ‘stages’ across three or four days.

The sport can count a host of legendary names amongst its list of previous World Champions including Sébastien Loeb, Sébastien Ogier and Colin McRae.