Rallying is one of the most challenging automotive sports disciplines. The reason is, not only requires the ability to drive the racers, but also the toughness and speed of the car.
Vehicle reliability has always been an important and decisive factor in all racing events, including the World Rally Championship (WRC), the most prestigious rally event in the world.
Naturally, if a rally car is required to be tough because unlike other racing disciplines, races generally do not take place on circuits, but on public roads whose terrain is of course made difficult.
Rally cars, in this case the WRC, must be able to pass the most difficult routes that can be found in motorsport events. From asphalt roads, gravel, muddy, to snowy paths are on the menu.
For that, a special vehicle is needed to go through it. Performance and speed are vital elements. But the power of the year is no less important. The problem is the car will cover hundreds of kilometers in days.
From its inauguration season in 1973 until the recently completed 2021 edition – with Sebastien Ogier coming out as champion – the WRC competition has been filled with the best rally cars.
1) Lancia Delta (1987-1993)
- Total Wins: 46
- Constructor Title: 6
- Rally Title: 4
For rally lovers, the Lancia is a special car. Not only the owner of the record for the highest number of wins, but also as the most unique rally car ever to appear in the WRC.
