2025 WRC Championship – Final standings after the Saudi Arabia Rally

Third of Rally Saudi Arabia behind the pilots Hyundai Thierry Neuville et Adrien fourmaux, Sébastien Ogier won his ninth world title in WRCfacing his teammates Elfyn Evans and Kalle Rovanperä. Despite missing three rallies, Ogier and his co-driver Vincent Landais clinched the title with a four-point lead over Elfyn Evans and Scott Martin.

Behind the three pilots Toyota who dominated the season, Ott Tänak secures fourth place in the championship, before taking a break from the WRC. Reigning world champion Thierry Neuville wins the very last rally of the season, in order to avoid suffering the same fate as Richard Burns in 2002, who was the last driver not to win the year following his world title.

After achieving his best result in the WRC (a second place), Adrien Fourmaux finished the season in seventh place overall, between the Toyotas of Takamoto Katsuta and Sami Pajari. The driver from northern France returns to Hyundai, with a renewed determination to secure his first victory.

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WRC 2025 – Driver Rankings

1) Sébastien Ogier (Toyota) – 293 points (15+5+4) (Champion)
2) Elfyn Evans (Toyota) – 289 points (8+4+5)
3) Kalle Rovanperä (Toyota) – 256 points (6+0+2)
4) Ott Tänak (Hyundai) – 216 points (0+0+3)
5) Thierry Neuville (Hyundai) – 194 points (25+3)
6) Takamoto Katsuta (Toyota) – 122 points (10+0+1)
7) Adrien fourmaux (Hyundai) – 115 points (17+2)
8) Sami Pajari (Toyota) – 107 points (12+1)
9) Oliver Solberg (Toyota) – 71 points (1+0)
10) Gregory Munster (M-Sport Ford) – 40 points (4+0)
11) Joshua McErlean (M-Sport Ford) – 28 points (2+0)
12) Martins Sesks (M-Sport Ford) – 16 points (R)
13) Jourdan Serderidis (M-Sport Ford) – 4 points
14) Nasser Al-Attiyah (M-Sport Ford) – 0 points

WRC 2025 – Manufacturers Ranking

1) Toyota – 735 points (Champion)
2) Hyundai – 511 points
3) M-Sport Ford WRT – 205 points (12+2+1)

WRC2 2025 – Driver Rankings

1) Oliver Solberg (Toyota) – 135 points (Champion)
2) Yohan Rossel (Citroën) – 99 points
3) Nikolay Gryazin (Skoda) – 91 points
4) Gus Greensmith (Skoda) – 82 points
5) Robert Virves (Skoda) – 75 points
6) Jan Solans (Toyota) – 73 points
7) Roope Korhonen (Toyota) – 70 points
8) Roberto Daprà (Skoda) – 64 points
9) Kajetan Kajetanowicz (Toyota) – 54 points
10) Alejandro Cachón (Toyota) – 52 points