The start and finish podiums will return to the picturesque Town Hall Square in Tartu’s Old Town.
Thursday night’s opening test alongside the service park will be driven in the opposite direction to last year.
Mäekülais back on the schedule on Saturday. It’s shorter than the 2020 version but still features the Kekkose ski tracks.
Sunday’s Raadi stage has been renamed from the Tartu Vald Wolf Power Stage 12 months ago. It includes the parkland roads that form Thursday night’s opening test before continuing for a further 6km and will be run in the reverse direction to 2021.
Kambja is back as the bonus points-paying Wolf Power Stage – as it was in Estonia’s inaugural WRC appearance in 2020. It’s driven in a revised format, with the finish and the TV podium located amid the beautiful Leigo lakes.
