2025 European Rally Championship

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The 2025 European Rally Championship is the 73rd season of the FIA European Rally Championship, the European continental championship series in rallying. The season is also the twelfth following the merge between the European Rally Championship and the Intercontinental Rally Challenge.

Reigning champions Hayden Paddon and John Kennard did not return as they focused on Australian Rally Championship.

• FIA ERC: Main open championship for all current FIA-homologated cars within sporting classes RC2 to RC5, with Rally2 cars the leading contenders.
• FIA ERC3: Second tier, specifically for the Rally3 class.
• FIA ERC4: Third ERC tier, the first for front-wheel-drive cars. Allows Rally4 and Rally5 cars.
• FIA ERC Junior: For drivers aged 27 and under on 1 January 2025 in Rally4 and Rally5 cars. This championship will be contested over six of the eight rounds.
• FIA Master ERC: for drivers over the age of 50 at the start of the season.
• FIA European Rally Championship for Teams: each team can nominate a maximum of three cars (from all categories), counting the two highest-placed cars from each team.
• FIA European Rally Championship for Tyre suppliers: a nominated tyre supplier may score points with the two best placed Rally2 cars registered in ERC.

The 2025 season is contested over eight rounds across Central, Northern and Southern Europe.

Round	Start date	Finish date	Rally	Rally headquarters	Surface	Stages	Distance	Ref.
1	4 April	6 April	Rally Sierra Morena	Córdoba, Andalucia	Tarmac	13	209,96 km	[1]
2	9 May	11 May	Rally Hungary	Veszprém, Veszprém County	Gravel	13	191,01 km	[2]
3	29 May	31 May	Royal Rally of Scandinavia		Gravel	TBA	TBA
4	13 June	15 June	Rally Poland	Mikołajki, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship	Gravel	TBA	TBA
5	4 July	6 July	Rally di Roma Capitale	Fiuggi, Lazio	Tarmac	TBA	TBA
6	15 August	17 August	Barum Czech Rally Zlín	Zlín, Zlín Region	Tarmac	TBA	TBA
7	5 September	7 September	Rali Ceredigion		Tarmac	TBA	TBA
8	3 October	5 October	Croatia Rally		Tarmac	TBA	TBA
Sources:[3][4][1][2]

• Rally Islas Canarias, which has been part of the ERC calendar since 2016 and previously was part of Intercontinental Rally Challenge, stepped up to WRC for 2025. Rally Sierra Morena was added to the calendar instead.
• Rally Estonia was removed from the calendar as it returned to WRC.
• Rally Poland returned to the calendar after a one-off WRC appearance in 2024, with Rally Silesia effectively removed.
• Croatia Rally returned to the calendar for the first time since 2013. It was moved from April, when it took place while part of WRC, to October.
• Royal Rally of Scandinavia and Rali Ceredigion do not count for the ERC Junior calendar.

Rally2 entries
Car	Entrant	Driver	Co-Driver	Tyre	Rounds	Category
Citroën C3 Rally2	TRT Rally Team	Mads Østberg	Torstein Eriksen	M	1
	Citroën Rally Team	Unai de la Dehesa	Daniel Sosa Ojeda	P	1
Ford Fiesta Rally2	M-Sport Ford WRT	Jon Armstrong	Shane Byrne	P	1
	B-A Promotion Kft.	András Hadik	István Juhász	P	1	Master ERC
	Past Racing	Daniel Alonso Villarón	Rubén Arboleya Gutiérrez	H	1	Master ERC
Hyundai i20 N Rally2	Kowax DST Racing	Simon Wagner	Hanna Ostlender	M	1
		Martin Vlček	Jakub Kunst	P	1	Master ERC
		Dariusz Biedrzyński	Rafał Fiołek	M	1	Master ERC
	Hyundai Motor España	Pepe López	David Vázquez	P	1
	Team MRF Tyres	Stéphane Lefebvre	Andy Malfoy	MR	1
		James Williams	Ross Whittock		1
Škoda Fabia RS Rally2		Simone Tempestini	Sergiu Itu		1
	Auto Podbabská Škoda PSG ACCR Team	Dominik Stříteský	Igor Bacigál	M	1
	J2X Rally Team	Nikolay Gryazin	Konstantin Aleksandrov	M	1
		Jarosław Kołtun	Ireneusz Pleskot		1
	Recalvi Team	José Antonio Suárez	Alberto Iglesias Pin	M	1
	Topp-Cars Rally Team	Martin László	Viktor Bán	M	1
Toyota GR Yaris Rally2	Proformance Service Kft Team Staff House	Norbert Herczig	Ramón Ferencz	P	1
Private Rally2 entries
Citroën C3 Rally2	Entered under driver's name	Efrén Llarena	Sara Fernández	M	1
		Yoann Bonato	Benjamin Boulloud	M	1
		Maxime Potty	Renaud Herman	H	1[a]
Škoda Fabia RS Rally2		Mikołaj Marczyk	Szymon Gospodarczyk	M	1
		Andrea Mabellini	Virginia Lenzi	P	1
		Robert Virves	Jakko Viilo	H	1
		Jakub Matulka	Damian Syty	M	1
		Philip Allen	Craig Drew	M	1
		Jos Verstappen	Renaud Jamoul	P	1	Master ERC
		Roberto Blach Jr.	Mauro Barreiro	P	1
Škoda Fabia Rally2 evo		Mille Johansson	Johan Grönvall	H	1
Sources:[5][6]

Rally3 entries
Car	Entrant	Driver	Co-Driver	Tyres	Rounds	Trophy
Ford Fiesta Rally3	Grupa PGS RT	Igor Widłak	Daniel Dymurski	P	1	FRally3T
	IK Sport Racing	Martin Ravenščak	Dora Ravenščak	P	1	FRally3T
Private Rally3 entries
Ford Fiesta Rally3	Entered under driver's name	Tristan Charpentier	Florian Barral	P	1	FRally3T
		Adrian Rzeźnik	Kamil Kozdroń	P	1	FRally3T
		Tymoteusz Abramowski	Jakub Wróbel	P	1	FRally3T
		Casey Jay Coleman	Killian McArdle	P	1	FRally3T
		Adam Grahn	Maja Bengtsson	P	1[a]	FRally3T
Renault Clio Rally3		Hubert Kowalczyk	Jarosław Hryniuk	P	1
		Błażej Gazda	Michał Jurgała	P	1
		Sebastian Butyński	Łukasz Jastrzębski	P	1
		Aleksandar Tomov	Dimitar Spasov	P	1
Sources:[5][6]

Rally4 and Rally5 entries
Car	Entrant	Driver	Co-Driver	Tyres	Rounds	Category
Ford Fiesta Rally4	Team Estonia Autosport	Mark Egert-Tilts	Rainis Raidma	H	1	ERC4J
Opel Corsa Rally4	ADAC Opel Rallye Junior Team	Calle Carlberg	Jørgen Eriksen	H	1	ERC4J
		Luca Pröglhöf	Christina Ettel	H	1	ERC4J
	IK Sport Racing	Leevi Lassila	Antti Linnaketo	H	1	ERC4J
Peugeot 208 Rally4	HRT Racing Kft.	Aoife Raftery	Hannah McKillop	H	1	ERC4J
	Team Estonia Autosport	Jaspar Vaher	Sander Pruul	H	1	ERC4J
	Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy	Craig Rahill	Conor Smith	H	1	ERC4J
		Keelan Grogan	Ayrton Sherlock	H	1	ERC4J
	RACC Motorsport	Sergi Pérez Jr.	Axel Coronado	H	1	ERC4J
		Jordi San Andrés Salvador	Alberto Gil Mora	P	1
Private Rally4 and Rally5 entries
Opel Corsa Rally4	Entered under driver's name	Timo Schulz	Michael Wenzel	H	1	ERC4J
		Maxim Decock	Tom Buyse	H	1	ERC4J
Peugeot 208 Rally4		Hubert Laskowski	Esther Gutiérrez	H	1	ERC4J
		Ioan Lloyd	Sion Williams	H	1	ERC4J
		Francesco Dei Ceci	Nicolò Lazzarini	H	1	ERC4J
		Matteo Doretto	Andrea Budoia	H	1	ERC4J
		Tuukka Kauppinen	Topi Luhtinen	H	1	ERC4J
		Tommaso Sandrin	Andrea Dal Maso	H	1	ERC4J
		Victor Hansen	Ditte Kammersgaard	H	1	ERC4J
		Tom Kässer	Stephan Schneeweiß	P	1
Renault Clio Rally4		Simon Andersson	Jörgen Jönsson	H	1	ERC4J
		Kevin Saraiva	Beatriz Pinto	H	1	ERC4J
		Catherine Rădulescu	Bogdan Minea	P	1
Renault Clio Rally5		Ciprian Lupu	Vlad Colceriu	P	1
Sources:[5][6]

Round	Event	Winning driver	Winning co-driver	Winning entrant	Winning time	Report	Ref.
1	Rally Sierra Morena	Nikolay Gryazin	Konstantin Aleksandrov	J2X Rally Team	2:01:49.5	Report	[7]
2	Rally Hungary
3	Royal Rally of Scandinavia
4	Rally Poland
5	Rally di Roma Capitale
6	Barum Czech Rally Zlín
7	Rali Ceredigion
8	Croatia Rally

Points for final position are awarded as in the following table in ERC, ERC3 and ERC4. In ERC, ERC3 and ERC4, the best seven scores from the eight rounds count towards the final number of points. In the Junior ERC category, the best five rounds out of six count.^[8]

There are also five bonus points awarded to the winners of the Power Stage, four points for second place, three for third, two for fourth and one for fifth. Power Stage points are awarded only in the main ERC drivers' and co-drivers' championships.^[8]

Teams may register a maximum of three cars under a team name to score points in the teams' championship, of which the best two will score points. Cars driven by ERC4 priority drivers score points in their own group.^[8]

Pos Driver ESP HUN SWE POL ITA CZE GBR CRO Points Best 7 1 Nikolay Gryazin 12 34 34 2 Yoann Bonato 24 26 26 3 Andrea Mabellini 41 24 24 4 José Antonio Suárez 35 22 22 5 Mikołaj Marczyk 53 20 20 6 Pepe López 6 15 15 7 Mille Johansson 7 13 13 8 Mads Østberg 8 11 11 9 Stéphane Lefebvre 9 9 9 10 Simon Wagner 10 7 7 11 Jakub Matulka 11 5 5 12 Roberto Blach Jr. 12 4 4 13 Jos Verstappen 13 3 3 14 Unai de La Dehesa 14 2 2 15 András Hadik 15 1 1 Sources:[9]

Key Colour Result Gold Winner Silver 2nd place Bronze 3rd place Green Points finish Blue Non-points finish Non-classified finish (NC) Purple Did not finish (Ret) Black Excluded (EX) Disqualified (DSQ) White Did not start (DNS) Cancelled (C) Blank Withdrew entry from the event (WD) Notes: 1 2 3 4 5 – Power Stage position

Pos	Driver	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points	Best 7
1	Tristan Charpentier	1								30	30
2	Adrian Rzeźnik	2								24	24
3	Tymoteusz Abramowski	3								21	21
4	Martin Ravenščak	4								19	19
5	Igor Widłak	5								17	17
6	Hubert Kowalczyk	6								15	15
7	Sebastian Butyński	7								13	13
8	Casey Jay Coleman	8								11	11
9	Błażej Gazda	9								9	9
Sources:[9]

Pos	Driver	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points	Best 7
1	Sergi Pérez Jr.	1								30	30
2	Calle Carlberg	2								24	24
3	Jaspar Vaher	3								21	21
4	Craig Rahill	4								19	19
5	Ioan Lloyd	5								17	17
6	Tommaso Sandrin	6								15	15
7	Matteo Doretto	7								13	13
8	Luca Pröglhöf	8								11	11
9	Hubert Laskowski	9								9	9
10	Victor Hansen	10								7	7
11	Simon Andersson	11								5	5
12	Maxim Decock	12								4	4
13	Keelan Grogan	13								3	3
14	Mark-Egert Tiits	14								2	2
15	Aoife Raftery	15								1	1
Sources:[9]

Pos	Driver	ESP	HUN	POL	ITA	CZE	CRO	Points	Best 5
1	Sergi Pérez Jr.	1						30	30
2	Calle Carlberg	2						24	24
3	Jaspar Vaher	3						21	21
4	Craig Rahill	4						19	19
5	Ioan Lloyd	5						17	17
6	Tommaso Sandrin	6						15	15
7	Matteo Doretto	7						13	13
8	Luca Pröglhöf	8						11	11
9	Hubert Laskowski	9						9	9
10	Victor Hansen	10						7	7
11	Simon Andersson	11						5	5
12	Maxim Decock	12						4	4
13	Keelan Grogan	13						3	3
14	Mark-Egert Tiits	14						2	2
15	Aoife Raftery	15						1	1
Sources:[9]

Pos	Co-Driver	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points	Best 7
1	Konstantin Aleksandrov	12								34	34
2	Benjamin Boulloud	22								26	26
3	Virginia Lenzi	41								24	24
4	Alberto Iglesias	35								22	22
5	Szymon Gospodarczyk	53								20	20
6	David Vázquez	6								15	15
7	Johan Grönvall	7								13	13
8	Torstein Eriksen	8								11	11
9	Andy Malfoy	9								9	9
10	Hanna Ostlender	10								7	7
11	Damian Syty	11								5	5
12	Mauro Barreiro	12								4	4
13	Renaud Jamoul	13								3	3
14	Daniel Sosa	14								2	2
15	István Juhász	15								1	1
Sources:[9]

Pos	Co-Driver	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points	Best 7
1	Florian Barral	1								30	30
2	Kamil Kozdroń	2								24	24
3	Jakub Wróbel	3								21	21
4	Dora Ravenščak	4								19	19
5	Daniel Dymurski	5								17	17
6	Jarosław Hryniuk	6								15	15
7	Łukasz Jastrzębski	7								13	13
8	Killian McArdle	8								11	11
9	Michał Jurgała	9								9	9
Sources:[9]

Pos	Co-Driver	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points	Best 7
1	Axel Coronado	1								30	30
2	Jørgen Eriksen	2								24	24
3	Sander Pruul	3								21	21
4	Conor Smith	4								19	19
5	Sion Williams	5								17	17
6	Andrea Dal Maso	6								15	15
7	Andrea Budoia	7								13	13
8	Christina Ettel	8								11	11
9	Esther Gutiérrez	9								9	9
10	Ditte Kammersgaard	10								7	7
11	Jörgen Jönsson	11								5	5
12	Tom Buyse	12								4	4
13	Ayrton Sherlock	13								3	3
14	Rainis Raidma	14								2	2
15	Hannah McKillop	15								1	1
Sources:[9]

Pos	Team	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points
1	J2X Rally Team	1								30
		DNS
2	Recalvi Team	2								24
3	Hyundai Motor España	3								21
4	TRT Rally Team	4								19
5	Kowax DST Racing	6								18
		13
6	Team MRF Tyres	5								17
		Ret
7	Citroën Rally Team	7								13
8	B-A Promotion Kft.	8								11
9	Topp-Cars Rally Team	9								9
10	RACC Motorsport	10								7
		22
11	ADAC Opel Rallye Junior Team	11								6
		15
12	Team Estonia Autosport	12								4
		20
13	Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy	14								2
		18
Sources:[9]

Pos	Tyre supplier	ESP	HUN	SWE	POL	ITA	CZE	GBR	CRO	Points
1	Michelin	1								54
		2
2	Pirelli	3								34
		4
3	Hankook	5								17
		Ret
4	MRF	6								15
		Ret
Sources:[9]

• Official website