Rally Estonia kick-starts the summer of FIA World Rally Championship action with back-to-back events alongside Rally Finland - creating an exciting spectacle of high speed, big commitment, and big air on fast and flowing gravel roads.

The former factory Hyundai driver said the strength of the championship’s entry list would be a big consideration. WRC last

The 53rd Season of SCORE International will include the SCORE Baja 1000, SCORE Baja 500, SCORE Baja 400, and SCORE San Felipe 250 in Mexico.

However, this weekend’s visit to the smooth, fast gravel roads of Estonia are tipped to see Rovanpera return to form. The Finn has openly admitted that this rally is his favourite on the calendar. It is the event where he took his first WRC win in 2021 and has since gone on to win the 2022 and 2023 WRC editions.

In the 1970s, '80s, and '90s, the World Rally Championship (WRC) series was at its most popular. Several big-name carmakers were involved in the competition, including Lancia, Mitsubishi, Subaru, and Ford.

The Irish crew of Josh McErlean/Eoin Treacy seem to perform better on gravel surface and this weekend's Delfi Rally Estonia is one of the fastest gravel rallies in the WRC.

Martins Sesks is cautious about making predictions ahead of Rally Estonia after admitting he’s still yet to find the “sweet spot” with the set up of

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