Hyundai could run second WRC team for Mikkelsen, Breen
Hyundai Motorsport could field a second team in the World Rally Championship next season, in a bid to keep Craig Breen and Andreas Mikkelsen in its squad.
Ogier has no interest in reasons for Tanak's Toyota exit
Sebastien Ogier says he has no interest in speculating about the breakdown of Ott Tanak's relationship with Tommi Makinen's team.
Autosport Awards: Toyota named Rally Car of the Year
The Toyota Yaris WRC, which Ott Tanak took to the 2019 championship, has been named as Rally Car of the Year in the 2019 Autosport Awards.
Autosport Awards: Tanak named Rally Driver of the Year
The 2019 Autosport Awards has kicked off with World Rally champion Ott Tanak winning the Rally Driver of the Year accolade.
Tanak has "no doubts" after first Hyundai test
Reigning World Rally champion Ott Tanak says he has "no doubts" he can fight to defend his crown with Hyundai after testing the i20 Coupe WRC this week.
Meeke considering retirement after losing Toyota drive
Kris Meeke could be close to announcing his retirement from rallying's top level after losing his Toyota WRC drive, speculation suggests.
Citroen open to making WRC car available to privateers
Citroen's C3 WRC will be available to buyers and the car could yet compete in the 2020 World Rally Championship, even though the manufacturer has withdrawn its works team.
Latvala eyes five-round Toyota deal for 2020
Jari-Matti Latvala could tackle as many as five rounds of the 2020 World Rally Championship in a Toyota Yaris WRC.
Chile WRC round cancelled for 2020 due to unrest
April’s Chile round of the 2020 World Rally Championship has been cancelled due to political and social unrest in the country.
Chile's 2020 WRC round under threat amid civil unrest
Rally Chile’s place on the 2020 World Rally Championship calendar is under threat following recent social unrest in the country, Motorsport.com understands.
Prime Why Ogier's Toyota move has the potential to implode
Sebastien Ogier is set to make his third new start in four years at the 2020 Monte Carlo Rally, following the confirmation of his deal to join Toyota. But with the six-time champion's retirement coming fast, he won't hold back from calling out mistakes
Toyota hails Latvala for pivotal role in its WRC return
Toyota president Akio Toyoda has thanked departing driver Jari-Matti Latvala for convincing him to return to the World Rally Championship five years ago.
Toyota unveils Ogier as part of all-new WRC line-up
Toyota has revealed an all-new driver line-up for next year's World Rally Championship, with Sebastien Ogier, Elfyn Evans and Kalle Rovanpera signed to drive its factory Yaris WRCs next season.
Lappi shocked by Citroen's WRC withdrawal
Esapekka Lappi says he was shocked by the news of Citroen's withdrawal from the World Rally Championship - a move which leaves him out of work for the 2020 season.
Prime How Ogier's Citroen dream died
Sebastien Ogier's return to Citroen offered him the chance to end his WRC story where it started, yet halfway through a two-year deal he's off. That Ogier lost patience with a team living within its means shows how motivated he is to win
Ogier opens up on why he decided to quit Citroen
Sebastien Ogier has opened up on his decision to leave Citroen's WRC team with a year to run on his contract.
Citroen boss explains reasons behind WRC exit
Citroen's World Rally Championship pull-out announcement had been anticipated for a week, and its statement pointed strongly towards Sebastien Ogier's decision to leave as the cause.
Citroen ends WRC programme, cites Ogier's exit as reason
Citroen has confirmed it will depart the WRC with immediate effect, stating Sebastien Ogier’s decision to move to Toyota left it with no alternative.
TCR race deal for WRC winner Paddon
WRC rally winner Hayden Paddon will race in the new-for-2020 TCR New Zealand series, in a Hyundai run by his own team.
Citroen won't stay in WRC beyond 2021, PSA confirms
Amid doubts over Citroen's immediate WRC future, the manufacturer's parent company has confirmed to Motorsport.com that it will certainly not continue in the series beyond 2021.
| 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 |
