Rally Sweden kicks off early on Wednesday evening. Don’t miss the chance to see the competition cars at Rådhustorget. The World Championship drivers will also be present.

Feb 5, 2024 · Since 2022, today’s international rally cars are divided into five classes, ranging from Rally1 to Rally5. In the WRC circus, the top three classes are represented – Rally1, Rally2, and Rally3. February 05, 2024

In 1965, the competition transformed from a summer rally on gravel to a winter rally. This shift was crucial for the event's development, making Rally Sweden unique as the only snow and ice rally. This distinctiveness later earned Rally Sweden a permanent place in the WRC calendar.

Rally Sweden wants to create the ultimate rally experience February 13 2024 • News Meet the WRC Drivers at Rådhustorget – Wednesday at 18:00

Jul 31, 2024 · From 13 to 16 February, Västerbotten will once again host a thrilling Rally Festival as Rally Sweden 2025 takes place. For the fourth consecutive year, Umeå will be the central hub for the rally, with the start and finish right in the city centre.

Jan 18, 2024 · Download Entry List 2024 As the WRC season’s second leg, Rally Sweden, just like the two previous years in Umeå, promises to be a winter rally of the highest order. The snowy landscape already frames Västerbotten, providing a picturesque setting for …

In Rally Sweden Historic, you get to experience the true classics. Iconic cars and drivers who are eager to demonstrate their capabilities in full competition attire once again. And with few exceptions, the drivers can excuse themselves, because in …

Sep 10, 2024 · From February 13 to 16, Rally Sweden will take place with Umeå as the central hub. It will be the fourth year that the event is held in Västerbotten. Ticket sales are now open – buy your rally pass

Winter festival for four days – world-class rally, live artists, food trucks, and after-rally events.

Oliver Solberg won Rally Sweden last year and did not disappoint this year. The 22-year-old, with co-driver Elliot Edmondson, won eleven of the 18 special stages in Umeå and won the competition one minute and 19 seconds ahead of Finn Sami Pajari and with Estonian Georg Linnamäe in third.