WRC 2025

27

Nov

30

Nov

Based out of Jeddah, the event introduces a unique blend of open desert speed and rocky technicality.

The roads are smooth and fast in places, but quickly shift to rougher, more abrasive terrain where caution becomes key. It’s a brand-new challenge for crews and engineers alike, with limited data and no established formbook.

As the final round of the 2025 season, everything is on the line – and the desert is ready to decide it.

Key Facts

DATE

27 - 30 NOVEMBER 2025

Service Park

Jeddah

Entry list

TBC

Stages

TBC

Website

Hashtag

#RallySaudiArabia

Watch the rally

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About the Rally

Based out of the Jeddah Corniche Circuit, the event introduces a unique blend of open desert speed and rocky technicality.
The roads are smooth and fast in places, but quickly shift to rougher, more abrasive terrain where caution becomes key. It’s a brand-new challenge for crews and engineers alike, with limited data and no established formbook.
As the final round of the 2025 season, everything is on the line – and the desert is ready to decide it.
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The Challenge

Rally Saudi Arabia will be all about adaptation. Crews face wide, flowing gravel roads with sweeping turns and blind crests, but also rougher, more technical sections where precision and tyre management become vital.
Changing light, shifting sand, and varying terrain make visibility and surface grip unpredictable – especially late in the loop. High speeds increase the risk, and the abrasive nature of some sections can punish aggressive driving with tyre damage or suspension wear.
And with the championship potentially coming down to the final stage, it’s not just about reading the road – it’s about keeping your head when everything’s on the line.
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Did you know?

  • 2025 marks Saudi Arabia’s first appearance on the WRC calendar, expanding the championship’s presence in the Middle East.
  • Saudi Arabia already has strong motorsport ties, hosting F1, Dakar, Formula E and WTCR events in recent years.
  • As the final round, Rally Saudi Arabia will potentially decide both drivers’ and manufacturers’ titles.