2024 World Rally-Raid Championship

Last updated January 21, 2025

2024 World Rally-Raid Championship
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The 2024 World Rally-Raid Championship was the third season of the annual competition for rally raid events sanctioned by both the FIA and FIM. The Amaury Sport Organization is in the third of a five-year contract to promote the championship.^[1]^[2]

Calendar

The calendar for the 2024 season features five rally-raid events. The prestigious Dakar Rally once again hosted the opening event, with the Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, Desafio Ruta 40, and Rallye du Maroc events returning to the calendar.^[4] The Portugal-based BP Ultimate Rally-Raid would be added to the schedule.^[5]^[6]

Round	Dates	Rally name	Format
1	5 January–19 January	Dakar Rally	Marathon
2	25 February–2 March	Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge	Rally
3	2–7 April	BP Ultimate Rally-Raid Portugal	Rally
4	2–8 June	Desafío Ruta 40	Rally
5	5–11 October	Rallye du Maroc	Rally

FIA World Rally-Raid Championship

Entrants competing in the Ultimate, Challenger, and SSV classes are eligible for the overall World Championship.^[7]

Entry list

Ultimate Teams & Drivers
Constructor	Vehicle	Team	Driver	Co-driver	Rounds
Audi	RS Q e-tron	Team Audi Sport	Stéphane Peterhansel	Édouard Boulanger	1
			Carlos Sainz	Lucas Cruz	1
			Mattias Ekström	Emil Bergkvist	1
Ford	Raptor RS Cross Country	Orlen Jipocar Team	Martin Prokop	Viktor Chytka	1–2
MD	MD Rallye Sport Optimus	JLC Racing	Jean-Luc Ceccaldi	Thomas Gaidella	1
Mini	John Cooper Works Plus	X-Raid Mini JCW Team	Krzysztof Hołowczyc	Łukasz Kurzeja	1
			Pau Navarro	Gonçalo Reis	1
			Pau Navarro	Andreas Schulz	2
Prodrive	Hunter T1+	Nasser Racing	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Mathieu Baumel	1
		Nasser Racing	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Édouard Boulanger	2–5
		X Rally	Marcos Baumgart	Kleber Cincea	All
		X Rally	Cristian Baumgart	Alberto Andreotti	All
Revo+	Red-Lined Revo+	Buggyra ZM Racing	Aliyyah Koloc	Sébastien Delaunay	1–3
Toyota	Hilux Overdrive	Overdrive Racing	Yazeed Al-Rajhi	Timo Gottschalk	All
			Juan Cruz Yacopini	Daniel Oliveras	1–2
			Guerlain Chicherit	Alex Winocq	1–3, 5
			Denis Krotov	Konstantin Zhiltsov	All
			Guillaume De Mévius	Xavier Panseri	1–3, 5
			Lionel Baud	Lucie Baud	1–3
	GR DKR Hilux	Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa	Lucas Moraes	Armand Monleón	All
			Seth Quintero	Dennis Zenz	All
			Saood Variawa	François Cazalet	1–3
Challenger Teams & Drivers
Constructor	Vehicle	Team	Driver	Co-driver	Rounds
Can-Am	Maverick XRS Turbo	Can-Am Factory Team	Rokas Baciuška	Oriol Vidal Montjiano	All
		Can-Am Factory Team	Austin Jones	Gustavo Gugelmin	1–3
		South Racing Can-Am	Nicolás Cavigliasso	Valentina Pertegarini	All
		South Racing Can-Am	David Zille	Sebastian Cesana	1, 4
	MMP T3 Rally-Raid	Ricardo Porem	Ricardo Porem	Augusto Sanz	1, 3
Taurus	T3 Max	Energylandia Rally Team	Eryk Goczał	Oriol Mena	1
		Energylandia Rally Team	Marek Goczał	Maciej Marton	1
		Red Bull Off-Road Jr Team USA by BFG	Mitchell Guthrie	Kellon Walch	1
		Marcelo Tiglia Gastaldi	Marcelo Tiglia Gastaldi	Carlos Sachs	All
		Wevers Sport	Dania Akeel	Stéphane Dupre	All
Yamaha	YXZ 1000R	Mario Franco	Mario Franco	Daniel Jordão	1, 3
SSV Teams & Drivers
Constructor	Vehicle	Team	Driver	Co-driver	Rounds
Can-Am	Maverick XRS Turbo	Andre Thewessen	Andre Thewessen	Dmytro Tsyro	1
		Can-Am Factory Team	João Ferreira	Filipe Palmeiro	1
		Can-Am Factory Team	Claude Fornier	Serge Gounon	1
		FN Speed Team	Sebastian Guayasamin	Fernando Matías Acosta	1
		OnlyFans Racing	Rebecca Busi	Sergio Lafuente	1
		Ricardo Ramilo Suarez	Ricardo Ramilo Suarez	Arnau Lledo	1
		South Racing Can-Am	Eduardo Pons Sune	Juame Betriu	1
			Cristiano Bautista	Fausto Mota	1
			Sara Price	Jeremy Gray	1
		Yasir Seidan	Yasir Seidan	Adrien Metge	1
Polaris	RZR Pro R	Michele Antonio Cinotto	Michele Antonio Cinotto	Alberto Bertoldi	1
Polaris	RZR Pro R	TH Trucks Team	Enrico Gaspari	Facundo Jaton	1
Source:^[8]

Results

Round	Rally name	FIA World Rally-Raid Championship results				Report
Round	Rally name	Rank	Ultimate	Challenger	SSV	Report
1	Dakar Rally	1	Carlos Sainz Lucas Cruz Audi RS Q e-tron (48h15m18s)	Cristina Gutiérrez Pablo Moreno Huete Taurus T3 Max (53h59m47s)	Xavier de Soultrait Martin Bonnet Polaris RZR Pro R (56h37m43m)	report
		2	Guillaume De Mévius Xavier Panseri Toyota Hilux Overdrive (49h35m43m)	Mitchell Guthrie Kellon Walch Taurus T3 Max (54h36m33s)	Jérôme de Sadeleer Michaël Metge Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (56h40m08s)
		3	Sébastien Loeb Fabian Lurquin Prodrive Hunter T1+ (49h44m30s)	Rokas Baciuška Oriol Vidal Montijano Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (54h58m34s)	Yasir Seidan Adrien Metge Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (57h42m11s)

2	Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge	1	Nasser Al-Attiyah Édouard Boulanger Prodrive Hunter T1+ (16h20m09s)	Austin Jones Gustavo Gugelmin Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h10m50s)	Mansour Al Helei Khalid Alkendi Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h42m37s)
		2	Yazeed Al-Rajhi Timo Gottschalk Toyota Hilux Overdrive (16h36m34s)	Rokas Baciuška Oriol Vidal Montijano Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h15m28s)	Yasir Seidan Adrien Metge Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h45m19s)
		3	Seth Quintero Dennis Zenz Toyota Hilux Overdrive (16h47m55s)	Hernan Garces Echeverria Juan Pablo Latrach Vinagre Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h57m02s)	Sebastian Guayasamin Fernando Matías Acosta Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (18h18m49s)

3	BP Ultimate Rally-Raid Portugal	1	Nasser Al-Attiyah Édouard Boulanger Prodrive Hunter T1+ (10h02m57s)	Rokas Baciuška Oriol Vidal Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (10h23m30s)	João Monteiro Nuno Morais Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (10h50m31s)
		2	João Ferreira Filipe Palmeiro Mini John Cooper Works Plus (10h05m46s)	Armindo Araújo Pedro Ré Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (10h31m14s)	Ricardo Ramilo Suarez Fausto Mota Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (11h03m50s)
		3	Lucas Moraes Armand Monleón Toyota Hilux Overdrive (10h06m33s)	Nicolás Cavigliasso Valentina Pertegarini Taurus T3 Max (10h31m52s)	Rui Sepra Rui Pita Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (11h14m08s)

4	Desafío Ruta 40	1	Yazeed Al-Rajhi Timo Gottschalk Toyota Hilux Overdrive (17h38m21s)	Rokas Baciuška Sebastien Delaunay Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (18h54m59s)	Ricardo Ramilo Suarez Fausto Miguel de Almeida Mota Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (20h35m43s)
		2	Nasser Al-Attiyah Édouard Boulanger Prodrive Hunter T1+ (17h39m01s)	Nicolás Cavigliasso Valentina Pertegarini Taurus T3 Max (19h03m48s)	Sebastian Guayasamin Fernando Matías Acosta Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (20h47m45s)
		3	Sebastian Halpern Bernardo Graue Mini John Cooper Works Plus (18h24m37s)	Dania Akeel Stéphane Dupre Taurus T3 Max (19h16m43s)	Rebecca Busi Sergio Lafuente Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (20h47m50s)

5	Rallye du Maroc	1	Nasser Al-Attiyah Édouard Boulanger Dacia Sandrider (14h26m34s)	Eryk Goczał Alex Haro Taurus T3 Max (15h14m11s)	Yasir Seaidan Michaël Metge Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h19m00s)
		2	Sébastien Loeb Fabian Lurquin Dacia Sandrider (14h31m44s)	Marek Goczał Maciej Marton Taurus T3 Max (15h24m02s)	Alexandre Pinto Bernardo Oliveira Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo RR (17h29m38s)
		3	Guillaume De Mévius Mathieu Baumel Mini John Cooper Works (14h40m19m)	Dania Akeel Stéphane Dupre Taurus T3 Max (15h41m32s)	Sebastian Guayasamin Fernando Matías Acosta Can-Am Maverick XRS Turbo (17h44m38s)

World Drivers' and Co-Drivers' championships

The driver who records a points-scoring classification would be taken into account for the championship regardless of the categories.

Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points
1	Nasser Al-Attiyah	Ret¹⁸	1⁴⁹	1⁴⁵	2⁴⁴	1⁴⁶	202
2	Yazeed Al-Rajhi	Ret¹⁴	2³⁷	5²⁸	1⁵²	4²⁹	160
3	Lucas Moraes	9⁴⁰	Ret⁵	3³¹	5²⁷	14¹⁴	117
4	Carlos Sainz Sr.	1⁷⁶		4²⁴		Ret	100
5	Guillaume De Mévius	2⁵⁸	Ret⁴	54³		3³⁵	100
6	Seth Quintero	101⁵	3³⁰	43⁴	11¹⁶	5²⁶	81
7	Guerlain Chicherit	4⁵⁶	Ret⁸	Ret⁵		Ret	69
8	Rokas Baciuška	21⁹	5¹⁷	6¹⁷	6¹⁷	Ret	60
9	Denis Krotov	11¹⁸	14⁸	42	4¹⁸	8¹⁵	59
10	Martin Prokop	5²⁷	21⁹			6¹⁵	51
11	João Ferreira	44	DSQ	2³⁴		11¹⁰	44
12	Cristian Baumgart	13¹⁶	Ret	7¹¹	10⁷		34
13	Austin Jones	23⁷	4¹⁹	13⁷			33
14	Mathieu Serradori	10³²					32
15	Nicolás Cavigliasso	40	27	10¹¹	7¹²	13⁵	28
16	Juan Cruz Yacopini	28¹¹	DSQ	14⁶	Ret	10⁸	25
17	Sebastian Halpern				3²⁴		24
18	Dania Akeel	117	15⁴	25³	8⁹	12⁶	22
19	Saood Variawa	17¹⁴	10⁸	Ret			22
20	Marcos Baumgart	Ret	6¹⁴	Ret¹	Ret	15³	17
21	Yasir Seidan	29⁵	8¹¹	Ret	Ret	30	16
22	Mattias Ekström	48¹⁵				Ret	15
23	Eryk Goczał	DSQ				7¹⁴	14
24	Mitch Guthrie	19¹¹				16²	13
25	Stéphane Peterhansel	55¹³					13
26	Sebastian Guayasamin	39	12⁷	58	15⁴	35	11
27	Marcelo Gastaldi	31	17²	37	9⁸	80	10
28	Pau Navarro	Ret	9⁹			23	9
29	Marek Goczał	Ret				9⁹	9
30	Ricardo Ramilo Suarez	64	29	19⁴	13⁵	Ret	9
31	Ricardo Porém	34		11⁸		Ret	8
32	Rebecca Busi	104	16³	29²	16³	37	8
33	Aliyyah Koloc	47	13⁶	Ret		Ret	6
34	Mário Franco	95		15⁵		Ret	5
35	Eugenio Amos	57⁴		55		26	4
36	Sara Price	30⁴	WD				4
37	Krzysztof Hołowczyc	121³					3
38	Claude Fournier		23	45	17²	69	2
39	Michał Goczał	DSQ				79²	2
40	Lionel Baud	36	28	53¹		22	1
-	Jean-Luc Ceccaldi	99				Ret	0
Drivers ineligible for championship points
–	Sébastien Loeb	3		22		2	–
–	Giniel de Villiers	7					–
–	Mansour Al Helei		7				–
–	Benediktas Vanagas	8					–
–	Hernan Garces Echeverria		11				–
–	Hernan Garces				12	24	–
–	Lucas del Rio				14		–
–	Christian Lavieille	12				46	–
–	Romain Dumas	14					–
–	Laia Sanz	15					–
Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points

Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points
1	Édouard Boulanger	55¹³	1⁴⁹	1⁴⁵	2⁴⁴	1⁴⁶	197
2	Timo Gottschalk	Ret¹⁴	2³⁷	5²⁸	1⁵²	4²⁹	160
3	Armand Monleón	9⁴⁰	Ret⁵	3³¹	5²⁷	14¹⁴	117
4	Dennis Zenz	101⁵	3³⁰	43⁴	11¹⁶	5²⁶	81
5	Lucas Cruz	1⁷⁶					76
6	Xavier Panseri	2⁵⁸	Ret⁴	54³			65
7	Alexandre Winocq	4⁵⁶	Ret⁸			Ret	64
8	Konstantin Zhiltsov	11¹⁸	14⁸	42	4¹⁸	8¹⁵	59
9	Mathieu Baumel	Ret¹⁸		Ret⁵		3³⁵	58
10	Viktor Chytka	5²⁷	21⁹			6¹⁵	51
11	Filipe Palmeiro	44	DSQ	2³⁴		11¹⁰	44
12	Oriol Vidal Montijano	21⁹	5¹⁷	6¹⁷			43
13	Alex Haro			4²⁴		7¹⁴	38
14	Loïc Minaudier	10³²					32
15	Valentina Pertegarini	40	27	10¹¹	7¹²	13⁵	28
16	Oriol Mena	Ret	4¹⁹	13⁷			26
17	Gustavo Gugelmin	23⁷		7¹¹	10⁷		25
18	Daniel Oliveras Carreras	28¹¹	DSQ	14⁶	Ret	10⁸	25
19	Bernardo Graue				3²⁴		24
20	Sébastien Delaunay	47	13⁶	Ret	6¹⁷	Ret	24
21	Stéphane Duplé	117	15⁴	25³	8⁹	12⁶	22
22	François Cazalet	17¹⁴	10⁸	Ret			22
23	Kleber Cincea	Ret	6¹⁴	Ret	Ret	15³	17
24	Alberto Andreotti	13¹⁶	Ret	Ret			16
25	Emil Bergkvist	48¹⁵					15
26	Kellon Walch	19¹¹				16²	13
27	Michaël Metge		8¹¹	Ret	Ret	30	11
28	Fernando Acosta	39	12⁷	58	15⁴	35	11
29	Carlos Sachs	31	17²	37	9⁸	80	10
30	Andreas Schulz	Ret	9⁹				9
=	Maciej Marton	Ret				9⁹	9
32	Fausto Mota	64	29	19⁴	13⁵	Ret	9
33	Luís Marques			11⁸			8
34	Sergio Lafuente	104	16³	29²	16³	37	8
35	João Serôdio			15⁵			5
36	Adrien Metge	29⁵					5
37	Jeremy Gray	30⁴	WD				4
38	Pablo Ceci	57⁴		55		26	4
39	Lukasz Kurzeja	121³					3
40	Serge Gounon		23	45	17²	69	2
41	Diego Ortega Gil	DSQ				79²	2
42	Lucie Baud	36	28	53¹		22	1
Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points

Challenger Drivers' and Co-Drivers' championships

Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points
1	Rokas Baciuška	3⁶⁸	2⁴⁶	1⁴⁶	1⁴⁹	Ret	209
2	Nicolás Cavigliasso	9⁵⁰	7³⁰	3⁴²	2⁴⁴	4²²	187
3	Marcelo Gastaldi	7⁵²	5²⁵	18²⁰	4³³	23¹³	143
4	Austin Jones	5⁴⁸	1⁵²	6²⁶			126
5	Dania Akeel	27²²	4²⁹	13¹³	3³⁴	3²⁶	124
6	Mitch Guthrie	2⁸⁵				5²⁷	112
7	Ricardo Porém	8³²		4³²		Ret	64
8	Eryk Goczał	DSQ				1⁴⁸	48
9	Mário Franco	25²⁰		7²⁷		Ret	47
10	David Zille	28¹⁹			10²¹		40
11	Marek Goczał	Ret				2³⁹	39
12	Michał Goczał	DSQ				22²⁷	27
13	Lionel Baud					8¹³	13
Drivers ineligible for championship points
–	Cristina Gutiérrez	1	10	Ret			–
–	Armindo Araújo			2			–
–	Hernan Garces Echeverria		3	10			–
–	Francisco López Contardo	4					–
–	Alexandre Pinto			5			–
–	Hernan Garces				5		–
–	Saleh Alsaif	6					–
–	Annett Quandt	19	6				–
–	Lucas del Rio				6		–
–	Rui Carneiro			25		6	–
–	Joao Dias			8		7	–
–	Nadia Lafuente				7		–
–	Puck Klaasen		8	24	Ret	Ret	–
–	Juan Carlos Cerda Araya				8		–
–	Pál Lonyai		9			13	–
–	Hélder Rodrigues			9			–
–	Oscar Santos				9		–
–	Emilio Fernandez					9	–
–	Paul Spierings	10					–
–	Alexandre Giroud					10	–
–	Oscar Santos Peralta	11					–
–	Khalid Aljafla		11				–
–	Sébastien Loeb			11			–
–	Nazareno López				11		–
–	Abdulaziz Al-Kuwari					11	–
–	Pedro Manuel Peñate Muñoz	12					–
–	Laia Sanz		12				–
–	Ghislain De Mévius			12			–
–	Hans Weijs					12	–
–	João Monteiro	13					–
–	Christophe Cresp	14					–
–	Pedro Gonçalves			14		Ret	–
–	Oscar Olivas					14	–
–	Nuno Rogério			15			–
–	Richard Aczel					15	–
–	Lukas Lauda	15					–
–	Óscar Ral Verdú	16		23		Ret	–
–	Marco Pereira			16			–
–	Joan Piferrer					16	–
–	Camelia Liparoti	17					–
–	Paulo Jorge Rodrigues			17			–
–	Charles Munster					17	–
–	Xavier Foj	18					–
–	Riné Streppel					18	–
–	William Buller			19			–
–	Louis Baudrand					19	–
–	Gert-Jan Van Der Valk	20					–
–	Luís Portela Morais			20			–
–	Craig Lumsden					20	–
–	Javier Vélez	21					–
–	Sérgio Vitorino			21			–
–	Jawhara Bennani					21	–
–	Gunter Hinkelmann	22					–
–	Francisco Guedes			22			–
–	Jeffrey Otten	23					–
–	Benjamin Lattard	24					–
–	Lex Peters					24	–
–	Khalifa Al-Attiyah					25	–
–	Glenn Brinkman	26					–
–	Ricardo Sousa			26			–
–	Adam Kuś					26	–
–	Francis Balocchi					27	–
–	Zach Lumsden					28	–
–	Lawrence Janesky					29	–
–	Aurélien Bouchet					30	–
–	Ahmed Alkuwari					31	–
–	Yahya Al-Helei		Ret				–
–	Miguel Barbosa			Ret			–
–	Jordi Segura			Ret			–
–	Luís Cidade			Ret			–
–	Adroaldo Weisheimer			Ret			–
–	Sandro Peppi				Ret		–
–	Maria Gameiro					Ret	–
–	Rodrigo Rodriguez Gamboa			WD			–
Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points

Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points
1	Valentina Pertegarini	9⁵⁰	7³⁰	3⁴²	2⁴⁴	4²²	187
2	Oriol Vidal Montijano	3⁶⁸	2⁴⁶	1⁴⁶			160
3	Carlos Sachs	7⁵²	5²⁵	18²⁰	4³³	23¹³	143
4	Stéphane Duplé	27²²	4²⁹	13¹³	3³⁴	3²⁶	124
5	Kellon Walch	2⁸⁵				5²⁷	112
6	Oriol Mena	Ret	1⁵²	6²⁶			78
7	Sébastien Delaunay				1⁴⁹		49
8	Alex Haro	DSQ				1⁴⁸	48
9	Gustavo Gugelmin	5⁴⁸					48
10	Sebastian Cesana	28¹⁹			10²¹		40
11	Maciej Marton	Ret				2³⁹	39
12	Luís Marques			4³²			32
13	Augusto Sanz	8³²					32
14	João Serôdio			7²⁷			27
15	Diego Ortega Gil	DSQ				22²⁷	27
16	Daniel Jordão	25²⁰					20
17	Lucie Baud					8¹³	13
Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points

SSV Drivers' and Co-Drivers' championships

Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points
1	Yasir Seidan	3⁹¹	2⁵⁵	Ret⁹	Ret	1⁵³	208
2	Sebastian Guayasamin	6⁴²	3⁴⁵	12³¹	2⁴³	3⁴⁵	206
3	Rebecca Busi	22¹¹	4³⁴	5³⁹	3³⁶	4³⁵	155
4	Ricardo Ramilo Suarez	11²¹	11¹³	2⁵⁴	1⁴⁹	Ret⁴	141
5	Claude Fournier		7¹⁹	9²⁷	4²³	14²³	92
6	Enrico Gaspari	12³¹	12¹¹		5³⁰	Ret³	75
7	Sara Price	4⁷⁴	WD				74
8	João Ferreira	5⁷³	DSQ				73
9	Cristiano Bautista	7⁵²					52
10	Michele Antonio Cinotto		5²²				22
11	Eduardo Pons	16¹⁶					16
12	Andre Thewessen	17¹³					13
Drivers ineligible for championship points
–	Xavier de Soultrait	1					–
–	Mansour Al Helei		1				–
–	João Monteiro			1			–
–	Jérôme de Sadeleer	2					–
–	Alexandre Pinto					2	–
–	Rui Serpa			3			–
–	Ruben Jorge Rodrigues			4			–
–	Paul Severn					5	–
–	Justas Grendelis		6				–
–	Filipe Manuel Aniceto Lopes			6			–
–	Fidel Castillo					6	–
–	Reinaldo Varela			7			–
–	Alexander Toril					7	–
–	Gerard Farrés	8					–
–	Piotr Beaupre		8				–
–	Vítor da Silva Moutinho			8			–
–	Francisco Guedes					8	–
–	Emilija Gelažninkienė	9					–
–	Pietro Cinotto		9				–
–	Grzegorz Brochocki					9	–
–	Florent Vayssade	10					–
–	Robert Szustkowski		10				–
–	Adrien Choblet			10			–
–	Andrea Schiumarini					10	–
–	José Óscar Nogueira			11		21	–
–	Juan Manuel Maña					11	–
–	Pablo Copetti					12	–
–	Cristina Giampaoli	13					–
–	Atif Alzarouni		13				–
–	José Morgado			13			–
–	Gauthier Honvault					13	–
–	Jorge Wagernfuhr	14					–
–	Martijn van den Broek	15					–
–	William Grarre					15	–
–	Bertrand Honvault					16	–
–	Domingo Román					17	–
–	Jérémie Renou	18					–
–	Michaël Devos					18	–
–	Daniel Gonzalez Reina	19					–
–	Aleksander Szustkowski					19	–
–	Shinsuke Umeda	20					–
–	Adrien Choblet					20	–
–	Sander Derikx	21					–
–	José Ignacio Gayoso					22	–
–	Benoît Lepietre	23					–
–	Rodrigo Varela	24					–
–	Grzegorz Brochocki	25					–
–	Jose Vidaña	26					–
–	Alexander Toril Boquoi			Ret			–
–	Miguel Toril Boquoi			Ret			–
–	João Paula			Ret			–
–	Jeremie Renou			Ret			–
–	Gonçalo Guerreiro			Ret			–
–	Hélder Rodrigues					Ret	–
–	Erik Van Loon					Ret	–
–	Roger Grouwels					Ret	–
–	Juan Miguel Fidel					Ret	–
–	Jérôme Daniel					Ret	–
–	Carlos Vento					Ret	–
–	Jérémie Renou					Ret	–
Pos.	Driver	DAK	ABU	PRT	DES	MOR	Points

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↑ "FIA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS FOR CROSS-COUNTRY RALLYING, WITH DAKAR RALLY AS ITS CORNERSTONE; A.S.O. APPOINTED GLOBAL PROMOTER". World Rally-Raid Championship.
↑ "A.S.O. ANNOUNCED AS THE FIRST EVER FIM WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP PROMOTER". World Rally-Raid Championship.
↑ "New terminology of FIA cross-country rallying disciplines to be used from 2024". Federation Internationale de l'Automobile. 2023-10-19. Retrieved 2024-10-05.
↑ "This is the 2024 World Rally Championship calendar". www.speedweek.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
↑ "W2RC – 2024 FIA World Rally-Raid Championship calendar gets green light". Federation Internationale de l'Automobile. 2023-08-31. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
↑ "FIA-FIM WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 CALENDAR: 4 CONTINENTS IN SEASON 3 - WRRC 2024". www.worldrallyraidchampionship.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.
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↑ https://www.worldrallyraidchampionship.com/en/competitors-fim-fia/competitors-fia

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[FIAASO-1] "FIA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP STATUS FOR CROSS-COUNTRY RALLYING, WITH DAKAR RALLY AS ITS CORNERSTONE; A.S.O. APPOINTED GLOBAL PROMOTER". World Rally-Raid Championship.

[2] "A.S.O. ANNOUNCED AS THE FIRST EVER FIM WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP PROMOTER". World Rally-Raid Championship.

[3] "New terminology of FIA cross-country rallying disciplines to be used from 2024". Federation Internationale de l'Automobile. 2023-10-19. Retrieved 2024-10-05.

[4] "This is the 2024 World Rally Championship calendar". www.speedweek.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.

[5] "W2RC – 2024 FIA World Rally-Raid Championship calendar gets green light". Federation Internationale de l'Automobile. 2023-08-31. Retrieved 2024-01-11.

[6] "FIA-FIM WORLD RALLY-RAID CHAMPIONSHIP 2024 CALENDAR: 4 CONTINENTS IN SEASON 3 - WRRC 2024". www.worldrallyraidchampionship.com. Retrieved 2024-01-11.

[7] "W2RC - Dakar set to kick-start 2024 FIA World Rally-Raid Championship in January with spectacular entry". Federation Internationale de l'Automobile. 2023-12-21. Retrieved 2024-01-11.

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