Croatia will host WRC event for the second time following a successful championship debut in 2021, which resulted in a titanic scrap between Toyota’s Sebastien Ogier and Elfyn Evans. Eight-time world champion Ogier pipped Evans to the victory by 0.6s - the third closest winning margin in WRC history.
This year Rally Croatia will comprise 20 competitive stages held on fast but also slippery asphalt country roads, based in the vicinity of the country’s capital city Zagreb. The event will be the first full asphalt event of the season for the WRC’s new-for-2022 Rally1 hybrid cars.
