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VOTE NOW: WRC Photo of the Year 2025

The WRC Photo of the Year competition is back - and your vote will decide who wins.

Written by WRC

1 min readPublished on 19.12.2025 · 17:40 UTC

A total of 23 images are in the running this year, celebrating the moments, emotion and drama that defined the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship season.

Voting is open now and closes on 31 December. The winning image will be revealed in early January.

View the entries and cast your vote here.

Munster confirmed for Rallye Monte-Carlo 2026 with M-Sport Ford

Grégoire Munster will start his 2026 FIA World Rally Championship campaign on familiar ground after M-Sport Ford confirmed the Luxembourger will contest January’s Rallye Monte-Carlo in a Puma Rally1.

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FIA reveals WRC27 Rally1 concept
The FIA has unveiled the first visual concept of the WRC27 Rally1 car, offering an early look at the machinery set to define the next era of the FIA World Rally Championship from 2027 onwards.
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Hankook hails “tough but exciting” first season as WRC tyre supplier
Hankook has described its debut season as the WRC's exclusive tyre supplier as a demanding but rewarding learning curve, with the Korean manufacturer already targeting clear gains for 2026.
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Project Rally One set to join WRC as first new WRC27 Constructor from 2027
Project Rally One has been confirmed as the first new Constructor to join the FIA World Rally Championship under its WRC27 regulations, marking an important step toward the championship’s next era.
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Armstrong steps up to Rally1 as M-Sport confirms 2026 line-up
Jon Armstrong will make his FIA World Rally Championship Rally1 debut with M-Sport Ford in 2026, joining the team’s Ford Puma Rally1 line-up alongside returning driver Josh McErlean.
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How Paddon’s “never give up” attitude earned “surprise” WRC second chance
Hayden Paddon had all but ruled out any prospect of competing in the FIA World Rally Championship in 2026, but, as they say; a week is a long time in motorsport.
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VOTE NOW: WRC Photo of the Year 2025

Munster confirmed for Rallye Monte-Carlo 2026 with M-Sport Ford

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