Junior WRC announces the 2023 line-up
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The 2023 JWRC drivers´ line-up is now official, which includes 9 drivers from all parts of the world
William Creighton has revealed his plans to continue in the Junior WRC for the third year in a row this season
The 2022 BRC Junior champion Eamonn Kelly has confirmed he will participate in the 2023 Junior WRC season
Tom Rensonnet from Belgium has confirmed he will be taking a step up to Junior WRC for this season
Diego Dominguez has confirmed he will be continuing in the 2023 Junior WRC and WRC3 series
Estonian Robert Virves has clinched the 2022 FIA Junior World Rally Championship title by winning the Acropolis Rally!
The third generation McRae is now eyeing a JWRC campaign in 2023 after testing the Ford Fiesta Rally3 car in Poland
The Kenyan JWRC driver Kimathi Mcrae will be teaming-up with a temporary co-driver Stuart Loudon this weekend at Rally de Portugal
Kalle Rovanperä claimed a remarkable win in Rally Croatia on the power stage despite having selected the wrong tires on doing it meanwhile Yohan Rossel had a dominant win in WRC2, Zoltan Laszlo a well deserved win in WRC3 and Lauri Joona was handed the win in JWRC as Robert Virves picked up a four minute penalty on an early check-in
Rovanpera leads Rally Croatia after Day One
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Kalle Rovanpera tops the days leaderboard after finishing fastest above Thierry Neuville and Ott Tanak.
After having to sit out the season-opener due to an injury, the 26-year-old Jean-Baptiste Franceschi is now confirmed to return to JWRC at Croatia Rally
The 2022 FIA Junior World Rally Championship starts their new four-wheel-drive era with Rally Sweden this weekend
Sami Pajari is the first driver in 15 years to return to the FIA Junior World Rally Championship after winning a title as he set sights on a first win in the new era in Sweden
Elfyn Evans secured his first win of the season as a composed drive saw him triumph as his rivals faltered.
Elfyn Evans holds the overnight lead going into the final day of Rally Portugal after Ott Tanak retired from the lead.
A late spin and tyre woes for Dani Sordo allowed Ott Tanak to hold the overnight lead after day 1 in Portugal
Not even a morning road section accident and subsequent loss of lead could stop Ogier in Croatia as he battled back on the Power Stage.
