Acropolis Rally (Greece)

Known for its challenging rocky roads and high temperatures, the Acropolis Rally was one of the most challenging events in the WRC calendar.

The Acropolis Rally was first run in 1973 and has become an important event for the WRC. It is known for its punishing heat and dusty roads, which has often caused drivers to struggle with visibility. The rally is a real test of endurance and skill, as drivers battle against the unforgiving terrain and intense conditions. Rally legend Tommi Mäkinen won the event twice in 1998 and 1999, cementing his reputation as one of the greatest rally drivers in history.

Rallye du Maroc (Morocco)

One of the most iconic rallies in the world, the Rallye du Maroc is known for its challenging desert terrain and long stages.

The Rallye du Maroc first began in 1968 and has since become a mainstay of the WRC calendar. Drivers have to race through rough desert terrain, negotiating sand dunes, rocky roads, and treacherous mountain passes. It is an intense rally that often pushes drivers to their limits, with some stages lasting up to three days.