Rally WC 2023: Here are the drivers, the competitions and SVT's broadcast times for this year's WC series

2023-01-19T15:43:18.447Z

This year's World Rally Championship kicks off with the classic Monte Carlo rally today. Here is the guide with all drivers and competitions as well as SVT's broadcast times from this year's WC series.

When and where does the 2023 World Rally Championship start:

January 19 in Monte Carlo.

The 2023 World Rally Championship will be held here:

January 19-22: Monte Carlo

February 9-12: Swedish Rally, Umeå

March 16-19: Mexico

April 20-23: Croatia

May 11-14: Portugal

June 1-4: Italy

June 22-25: Kenya

July 20-23 : Estonia

August 3-6: Finland

September 7-10: Greece

September 28-October 1: Chile

October 26-29: Central European Rally

November 16-19: Japan

This is how SVT broadcasts from the Rally WC 2023:

SVT will broadcast an hour-long summary after each completed competition in the WC series on Sundays.

In addition, SVT will broadcast live all TV-produced special stages on Saturday and Sunday from the Swedish rally in Umeå, February 9-12.

* Rights holder C More broadcasts live all competitions from the WC series 2023.

All drivers and teams in the World Rally Championship 2023:

Hyundai Motorsports:

Craig Breen (Ireland), Esapekka Lappi (Finland), Thierry Neuville (Belgium), Dani Sordo (Spain).

M-Sport Ford:

Pierre-Louis Loubet (France), Ott Tänak (Estonia), Jourdan Serdiridis (Greece)

Toyota Gazoo Racing:

Elfyn Evans (Great Britain), Kalle Rovanperä (Finland), Sebastien Ogier (France), Takamoto Katsuta (Japan ), Lorenzo Bertelli (Italy)

Reigning champions in the World Rally Championship:

Finland's Kalle Rovanperä took home the WC title as the youngest world champion ever.

The 22-year-old from Jyväskylä secured the title at the part competition in New Zealand.

Swedish interests in this year's World Rally Championship:

Oliver Solberg is in this year's World Rally Championship in the second class WRC2, where he drives for the team Tokport in a Skoda Fabia RS.

Solberg surprisingly had to leave the WRC class and the Hyundai team in high profile form at the end of last season.

CLIP: Rovanperä wrote rally history - the youngest world champion of all time (October 2)

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