First held in 2023, the Central European Rally takes place on demanding asphalt roads in Germany, the Czech Republic and Austria.
The home event for Toyota takes place on twisting asphalt roads in the mountains of the Aichi and Gifu prefectures, around the service park in Toyota City.
Legendary event in the French Alps with notoriously tricky conditions that can vary from dry asphalt to ice and snow.
The only full winter event of the season held on snow and ice. Metal studs inserted into the tyres bite into the surface to provide grip and allow for some of the highest speeds of the year.
The epic African event returned to the schedule in 2021, and continues to provide gruelling conditions on rough and rocky roads as well as high speeds across open plains.
Held on challenging asphalt roads around the capital city, Zagreb. As well as a mix of fast and more technical sections, the stages feature constant surface and grip changes.
The popular Rally de Portugal is based in Matosinhos near Porto in the north of the country, and features classic stages on sandy and rocky roads.
Demanding island event with fast but narrow gravel stages. High temperatures combined with the abrasive surface places high stresses on the cars and tyres.
Poland returns to the calendar this season for the first time since 2017, offering fast stages on soft and sandy roads around Mikołajki.
We welcome a newcomer to WRC in Tet Rally Latvia, located in the southern coastal city of Liepāja and featuring high-speed gravel roads.
The fastest rally of the season, held on gravel forest roads featuring large jumps and numerous crests, and a home rally for TGR-WRT.
The Acropolis Rally has a legendary reputation for rocky mountain roads and high temperatures which combine to create a tough challenge for cars, tyres and drivers alike.
Held in the forests of the Bio Bío region around the port city of Concepción, where the stages are technical with a mix of smooth and abrasive gravel.