The scores and league tables have been updated with the results of Rally Chile.

It's a rally win for Shaun Harding - his first in 10 years as a player. Shaun is also making a late challenge for the Season Championship this year and currently sits 2nd overall, just 35 points off the lead pace.

Masa P continues to lead overall, Shaun sits second and Henry L jumps to third although is 686 points off the lead pace.

With just 2 rally's to go attention focusses on the Country League Table. Team UK currently lead Team Spain by 170. Team Finland are a further 400 points adrift and have a lot to do to get amongst the top 2. Since 2020 Team Finland have won twice, and Team Spain and Team UK have 1 win each.

Next up is the Central European Rally. I'm just making some final tweaks to the driver selections and they will be available shortly.

Sunday 29th September 2024 18:05:48 pm UTC

Takamoto Katsuta is to sit out of Rally Chile and Sami Pajari will be given the seat. Taka is said to be returning for the final 2 rally’s.

Wednesday 11th September 2024 07:56:07 am UTC

The scores and league tables have been updated for Acropolis Rally.

The rally winner was Andrew D, his first in 5 years of playing. Andrew jumps more than 150 positions to sit 158th in the overall league standings.

We have a new leader! Masa P has been bobbing around inside the top 30 for most of the year and making steady progress upwards - and now leads Shaun Harding by 153 points. Jose Manuel P improves to third, a further 350 points off the lead pace.

A special mention to Gordon Clendinning who achieved a score of 1152 without any top class drivers. That puts many Rally1 teams to shame!

Next up is Rally Chile. You can now update your drivers for this event.

Sunday 8th September 2024 14:39:55 pm UTC

The entry list for the Acropolis Rally has now been published and drivers have been updated here. As usual, any drivers on the entry list not listed here can be added on request.

Monday 12th August 2024 16:55:47 pm UTC

The scores and league tables have been updated with the results from Rally Finland.

It's a rally win for Jordan Burns - his first podium finish in his 3 years as a player. Jordan jumps 25 positions to sit 13th in the overall league standings.

It's all change at the top too - FantasyWRC can be a cruel mistress. Our former leaders now find themselves in 4th, 12th and 11th having had a bit of a bad run in Finland. But where there are losers there are also winners, and it's now Shaun Harding that finds himself back on top with a lead of 41 points over Masa P. Jaime Delgado Orti is back in third, 226 points further adrift.

A change of position at the top of the country league table too. Spain have led since Portugal but it's now that UK leading the way by 156 points.

We have a bit of a break now before Acropolis. The entry list hasn't been published yet but drivers here will be updated when it has.

Sunday 4th August 2024 13:17:22 pm UTC