Three new events and five flyaway rounds to feature in schedule to be revealed this month
The World Rally Championship is set to expand to a 14-round calendar for 2025 which is expected to be revealed later this month. The championship has targeted a more global schedule for next year with five flyaway rounds expected following recent confirmation that Paraguay and Saudi Arabia will make their debut, joining the already contracted Chile, Kenya and Japan. The calendar is set to be presented to the FIA via an e-vote this month before its release.
Thierry Neuville, Martijn Wydaeghe, Hyundai World Rally Team Hyundai i20 N Rally1 Photo by: Red Bull Content Pool It is anticipated that Monte Carlo will open the campaign in its traditional January slot, while it has been announced that Saudi Arabia will host the final round, although dates are yet to be revealed.
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