Championship rules

The championship will consist of 14 events. Only the best 7 results will be counted.

The 14 events will be identical to the World Championship, or if an event is missing, it will take place on a surface and in an environment that closely resembles the replaced stage.

The 14 Events:

Monte Carlo Rally (March 9th to March 29th)
Sweden Rally (March 30th to April 19th)
Safari Rally Kenya (April 20th to May 10th)
Canary Islands Rally (Iberia Rally) (May 11th to May 31st)
Portugal Rally (June 1st to June 21st)
Sardinia Rally (June 22nd to July 12th)
Acropolis Rally (July 13th to August 2nd)
Estonia Rally (August 3rd to August 23rd)
Finland Rally (August 24th to September 13th)
Paraguay Rally (Indonesia Rally) (September 14th to October 4th)
Chile Rally (October 5th to October 25th)
Central Europe Rally (October 26th to November 15th)
Japan Rally (November 16th to December 6th)
Saudi Arabia Rally (New Zealand Rally) (December 7th to December 28th)

Minimum Age: 14 years, unless special permission is granted by the organizers.

Scoring: Only the best 7 results from the 14 rounds will be considered.

Session Details:

Reconnaissance Sessions:

Cost: €20
Car: Rally 1
Number of Runs: 1 per special stage
Car Setup: Available
Limit on Runs: 10 maximum
Format: Time Trial Mode
Weather: Random and may change daily

Race Sessions:

Cost: €50
Car: Only Rally 1 (Toyota, Hyundai, or FORD)
Stage Layout:
- Day 1: 2x2 Special Stages
- Day 2: 2x2 Special Stages
Assistance: Every 2 Special Stages maximum
Damage: Realistic
Weather Conditions: A surprise but consistent for all participants
Super Rally: Available after returning to the service area depending on damage

Mandatory Options:

Gearbox: Sequential Manual SHIFTER (unless special permission is granted)
View: Steering Wheel or Dashboard
Car Assignment: Specific model assigned at the first rally without the possibility of switching manufacturers.
Available Cars:
- Hyundai i20 N Rally 1 (2023 & 2024)
- Ford Puma Rally 1 (2023 & 2024)
- Toyota Yaris GR Rally 1 (2023 & 2024)
Track: All participants use the same track, with 4 special stages per rally, repeated twice.
Restart: NOT allowed under penalty of disqualification from the championship.
Technical Issues: Participants with technical problems will be allowed to resume from the last service area before the issue.

Additional Info:

Timing Displays: Each special stage will display the participant’s current time.
Shakedown: Available with extra tires. Damage will be considered for the rally.
Set-Up: Participants may adjust their car settings. For others, the default settings are highly effective.
Super Rally: Available after returning to the service area post-crash, with time allocated for repairs.

Weather Conditions:

The season will not be revealed before the race starts, nor will the weather conditions.

Prizes:

The top prizes of the championship, awarded according to the final standings, are as follows:

Co-driver experience in a Peugeot 208 T16 R5 with Sebastien LUIS (EXCLUSIVE €€€€)
Co-driver experience in an Opel Corsa Rally 4 with Tom Heindrichs (EXCLUSIVE €€€€)
Experience in a Renault Clio 3 RS on the Spa-Francorchamps Circuit (Value €200)

These prizes will be drawn by lottery for each one.

Additional prizes will be awarded based on performance in each race.

End-of-Season Lottery:

Each participant’s name will be entered into a lottery each time they participate in a rally. If you participate in 1 rally, you are entered once; if you participate in all 14, you are entered 14 times.

The lottery drawing will take place on January 3rd, 2026, at 8 PM during the first Championship Rally Prize Ceremony.

Points Distribution:

For Positions:
1st = 50, 2nd = 45, 3rd = 40, 4th = 36, 5th = 32, 6th = 29, 7th = 27, 8th = 25, 9th = 23, 10th = 21, 11th = 19, 12th = 17, 13th = 15, 14th = 13, 15th = 11, 16th = 10, 17th = 9, 18th = 8, 19th = 7, 20th = 6, 21st = 5, 22nd = 4, 23rd = 3, 24th = 2, 25th = 1

For Power Stage:
1st = 10, 2nd = 8, 3rd = 6, 4th = 4, 5th = 2