WRC: The 2021 season in numbers!

 

The season of 2021 in World Rally Championship finished last weekend with Rally Monza as it did last year.

Sebastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia clinched their eighth title in their WRC career and they became the second most successful crew in the history of WRC.

Toyota Gazoo Racing headed to Rally Monza with a comfortable lead over Hyundai Motorsport and secured its second title in WRC since the Japanese team rejoined WRC back in 2017.

Driver	Number of wins
Sebastien Ogier	5
Elfyn Evans, Kalle Rovanpera, Thierry Neuville	2
Ott Tanak	1

 

 

Team	Number of wins
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	9
Hyundai Motorsport	3

 

 

Driver	Number of podiums
Sebastien Ogier, Elfyn Evans, Thierry Neuville	7
Kalle Rovanpera, Ott Tanak	4
Dani Sordo, Craig Breen	3
Takamoto Katsuta	1

 

 

 

Team	Number of podiums
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	19
Hyundai Motorsport	17

 

Driver	Number of stage wins
Ott Tanak	49
Thierry Neuville	45
Sebastien Ogier	43
Elfyn Evans	37
Kalle Rovanpera	22
Dani Sordo	14
Craig Breen	8
Takamoto Katsuta	4
Adrien Fourmaux	1

 

Team	Number of stage wins
Hyundai Motorsport	116
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	106
M-Sport Ford	1

 

Driver	Powerstage win
Ott Tanak	4
Sebastien Ogier, Thierry Neuville, Kalle Rovanpera	2
Elfyn Evans, Dani Sordo	1

 

 

Team	Powerstage win
Hyundai Motorsport	7
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	5

 

 

Driver	Shakedown win
Kalle Rovanpera	3
Ott Tanak, Elfyn Evans, Thierry Neuville, Sebastien Ogier	2

 

 

Team	Shakedown win
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT	7
Hyundai Motorsport	4

 

 

 

Driver	Rally leaders
Thierry Neuville	49
Sebastien Ogier	46
Ott Tanak, Kalle Rovanpera	37
Elfyn Evans	3
Dani Sordo, Craig Breen	5
Takamoto Katsuta	3

 

 

Driver	Number of retirements
Pierre-Louis Loubet	3
Thierry Neuville, Ott Tanak, Takamoto Katsuta, Teemu Suninen	2
Kalle Rovanpera, Adrien Fourmaux, Oliver Solberg	1

 

Team	Number of retirements
Hyundai Motorsport, 2C Competition	4
Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT, M-Sport Ford	3

Photo Credits: M-Sport