FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies
CategoryRally raid
CountryInternational
Inaugural season1993
Folded2021
Last Drivers' championQatar Nasser Al-Attiyah (2021)
Last Makes' championToyota Hilux 4x4

The FIA World Cup for Cross-Country Rallies was a rally raid series organised by the FIA, culminating with a champion driver, co-driver, and team; with additional trophies awarded to T2 and T3 drivers & teams.

Starting with the 2011 season, the previous FIA Cross-Country Rally World Cup was joined with the FIA's International Cup for Cross-Country Bajas to form the new competition.[1] From the beginning of the 2019 season the cup was once again split, with the FIA World Cup for Cross Country Bajas being held alongside the competition for "baja" style rally raids.[2]

From 2022, the cup merged with the FIM Cross-Country Rallies World Championship to become the World Rally-Raid Championship.

Champions

SeasondriverCo-driverCar2nd3rd
1993France Pierre LartigueFrance Michel PérinCitroën ZX Rallye-raidFinland Timo SalonenFrance Jean-Pierre Fontenay
1994France Pierre LartigueFrance Michel PérinCitroën ZX Rallye-raidFinland Timo SalonenFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser
1995France Pierre LartigueFrance Michel PérinCitroën ZX Rallye-raidFinland Ari VatanenFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser
1996France Pierre LartigueFrance Michel PérinCitroën ZX Rallye-raidFinland Ari VatanenFrance Jean-Louis Schlesser
1997Finland Ari VatanenUnited Kingdom Fred GallagherCitroën ZX Rallye-raidFrance Pierre LartigueRussia Mikhail Naryshkin
1998France Jean-Louis SchlesserFrance Philippe MonnetBuggy Schlesser RenaultJapan Kenjiro ShinozukaFrance Jean-Pierre Fontenay
1999France Jean-Louis SchlesserFrance Philippe MonnetBuggy Schlesser RenaultJapan Kenjiro ShinozukaSpain José María Serviá
2000France Jean-Louis SchlesserAndorra Henri MagneBuggy Schlesser RenaultGermany Jutta KleinschmidtSpain José María Serviá
2001France Jean-Louis SchlesserAndorra Henri MagneBuggy Schlesser RenaultGermany Jutta KleinschmidtPortugal Carlos Sousa
2002France Jean-Louis SchlesserAndorra Henri MagneBuggy Schlesser RenaultFrance Stéphane PeterhanselRussia Aleksandr Khrol
2003Portugal Carlos SousaAndorra Henri MagneMitsubishi L200 StrakarFrance Jean-Louis SchlesserFrance Jean-Pierre Strugo
2004United Arab Emirates Khalifa Al MutaiweiFrance Alain GuehennecBMW X5 CCFrance Stéphane PeterhanselPortugal Carlos Sousa
2005France Bruno SabyFrance Michel PérinVolkswagen Race TouaregFrance Stéphane PeterhanselFrance Ronan Chabot
2006Russia Sergey ShmakovRussia Konstantin MeshcheryakovBuggy ZILSouth Africa Giniel De VilliersFrance Luc Alphand
2007Spain Carlos SainzFrance Michel PérinVolkswagen Race Touareg 2South Africa Giniel De VilliersFrance Luc Alphand
2008Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahSweden Tina ThörnerBMW X3 CC X-RaidPoland Krzysztof HołowczycFrance Luc Alphand
2009France Guerlain ChicheritSweden Tina ThörnerBMW X3 CC X-RaidArgentina Orlando TerranovaUnited Arab Emirates Yahya al-Heli
2010Russia Leonid NovitskiyGermany Andreas SchulzBMW X3 CC X-RaidFrance Jean-Louis SchlesserFrance Laurent Rosso
2011Russia Leonid NovitskiyGermany Andreas SchulzBMW X3 CC X-RaidFrance Jean-Louis SchlesserRussia Boris Gadasin
2012United Arab Emirates Khalifa Al MutaiweiGermany Andreas SchulzMini All4 Racing X-RaidCzech Republic Miroslav ZapletalFrance Jean-Luis Schlesser
2013Poland Krzysztof HołowczycGermany Andreas SchulzMini All4 Racing X-RaidFrance Jean-Louis SchlesserSpain Joan Roma
2014 Russia Vladimir Vasilyev Russia Konstantin Zhiltsov Mini All4 Racing X-Raid Qatar Nasser al-Attiyah Saudi Arabia Yazeed Al-Rajhi
2015Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahFrance Mathieu BaumelMini All4 Racing X-RaidRussia Vladimir VasilyevSaudi Arabia Yazeed Al-Rajhi
2016Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahFrance Mathieu BaumelToyota Hilux 4x4Russia Vladimir VasilyevSaudi Arabia Yazeed Al-Rajhi
2017Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahFrance Mathieu BaumelToyota Hilux 4x4Poland Jakub PrzygońskiPoland Aron Domzala
2018Poland Jakub PrzygońskiBelgium Tom ColsoulMINI JCW Rally X-RaidCzech Republic Martin ProkopRussia Vladimir Vasilyev
2019France Stéphane PeterhanselGermany Andrea PeterhanselMINI JCW Buggy X-RaidQatar Nasser al-AttiyahBrazil Reinaldo Varela
2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021Qatar Nasser Al-AttiyahFrance Mathieu BaumelToyota Hilux 4x4Argentina Lucio ÁlvarezRussia Denis Krotov
World Rally-Raid Championship

See also

References

  1. "Press Release World Motor Sport Council 23/06/2010". fia.com. Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile. 2010-06-23. Archived from the original on 2010-06-26. Retrieved 2012-01-01.
  2. "2019 FIA World Cup Calendar". Rally Raid Network. Archived from the original on 2019-01-03. Retrieved 2019-01-03.
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