Rally Chile not replaced in 2020 WRC calendar
The FIA has confirmed changes to the World Rally Championship calendar following the loss of Rally Chile.
‘Senna’ writer’s feature film ‘Heroes’ released on Motorsport.tv
BAFTA and SUNDANCE-winning writer and producer Manish Pandey’s next epic to be available from 16 January 2020: Four legends of motorsport share their love of four wheels growing up, their successes, failures, personal struggles and life-threatening accidents.
Tanak opts against running number one in 2020
The World Rally Championship will start the 2020 season without a driver running number one for the first time in its history.
M-Sport pins hopes on major mid-2020 engine upgrade
The M-Sport WRC team is targeting a return to rally wins this year, boosted by the “biggest change” made to its engine since the current regulations began in 2017.
Hanninen to co-drive for Latvala in Sweden
Ex-Toyota driver Juho Hanninen will co-drive for Jari-Matti Latvala on Rally Sweden in a privately-run Yaris WRC next month.
Watch: Rediscover some rally car classics and their stories
The Autosport International Show benefitted from one of the most original and special rally collections in the world, from Ford to Subaru, all decades were covered.
Gallery: Hyundai’s 2020 WRC challenger from all angles
Hyundai has revealed the 2020-spec i20 Coupe WRC with which new signing Ott Tanak will attempt to defend his 2019 title that he won with rivals Toyota. Check it out from all angles by clicking on the arrows above.
Hyundai launches 2020 WRC challenger
Hyundai has revealed the 2020-spec i20 Coupe WRC with which Ott Tanak will attempt to defend his 2019 title.
Ostberg gets full WRC2 season with Citroen
Mads Ostberg will contest a full schedule in WRC2 this season in a works-supported Citroen, despite the French manufacturer's exit from rallying's top level.
Toyota's 2020 Yaris WRC unveiled ahead of debut
Toyota Gazoo Racing has unveiled its 2020-specification Yaris WRC at the Tokyo Auto Salon.
M-Sport reveals retro-inspired WRC livery
The M-Sport World Rally Team has unveiled a retro-inspired livery for its World Rally Championship contending Ford Fiesta WRC at the Autosport International Show.
Meeke concedes full-time WRC career is "finished"
Kris Meeke has conceded that his time as a top-line World Rally driver is "finished", after missing out on the last-remaining 2020 factory seat.
Lappi secures M-Sport Ford drive for 2020
Esapekka Lappi has been confirmed as an M-Sport Ford World Rally Team driver alongside Teemu Suninen for the 2020 WRC season.
The most exciting motorsport signings of 2020
In the second part of our end-of-year feature, we name the competitors whose new deals for 2020 should provide some of the year's most fascinating motorsport storylines.
The top 20 motorsport signings in 2019
In the first half of a two-part end-of-year feature, Motorsport.com counts down the 20 signings made by racing teams that had the biggest impact in 2019.
Ogier doesn't want "special status" within Toyota
Six-time World Rally champion Sebastien Ogier says he does not desire "special status" within Toyota, following his move to the team for 2020.
Top Stories of 2019, #7: Citroen quits amid WRC shake-up
In at number seven in our Top Stories countdown is Citroen's decision to quit the World Rally Championship, and the 2020 driver market madness that preceded its announcement.
WRC cars will get hybrid boosts in 2022
World Rally cars will utilise hybrid power to offer a boost on the stages as well as for use in towns, cities and service parks in 2022.
Pirelli elected WRC tyre supplier from 2021
Pirelli has been selected as the control tyre supplier to the World Rally Championship from 2021, ending Michelin's strong run at the top level of the WRC.
Toyota hands Katsuta eight WRC starts for 2020
Toyota protege Takamoto Katsuta will make eight appearances at the wheel of a Yaris WRC next season, it has been announced.
| 1 |  Ott Tanak | 263 pts |
| 2 |  Thierry Neuville | 227 pts |
| 3 |  Sébastien Ogier | 217 pts |
| 1 |  | Hyundai Motorsport | 380 pts |
| 2 |  | Toyota Racing | 362 pts |
| 3 |  | Citroën World Rally Team | 284 pts |
