Rally Japan Collection

FIA World Rally Championship
Rally Japan winner Marcus Gronholm (FIN), Peugeot 307 WRC, and the Peugeot team remember Michael Park (GBR) who was tragically killed in the last rally

World Rally Championship
Jari-Matti Latvala (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008.

World Rally Championship
Petter Solberg (NOR), Subaru Impreza WRC2008, on stage 2. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008.

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Sebastien Loeb (FRA), Citroen, won Rally Japan and entered the record book as the only driver in the history of the WRC to score 27 victories

2006 FIA World Rally Championship, Rally Japan, August 31- September 3, 2006. Obihiro, Japan. Leg 3. Mikko Hirvonen (FIN) on stage 27. Digital Image

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Manfred Stohl (AUT), Peugeot 307 WRC, on stage 1. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day One, 1 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

World Rally Championship
Matthew Wilson (GBR), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Fumio Nutahara (JPN), Mitsubishi Lancer, passes the stricken Ford Focus WRC of Matthew Wilson (GBR) on stage 14. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day 2

2006 FIA World Rally Championship, Rally Japan, August 31- September 3, 2006. Obihiro, Japan. Leg 3. Daniel Sordo (ESP) on stage 22. Digital Image

FIA World Rally Championship
Harri Rovanpera (FIN), Peugoet 307 WRC, on stage 22. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship
The 0 car over the superstage jump. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship
Francois Duval (BEL), Citroen Xsara WRC, on stage 22. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship
Rally Japan winner Marcus Gronholm (FIN), Peugeot 307 WRC. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

World Rally Championship
Federico Villagra (ARG), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 9. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Mikko Hirvonen (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 1. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Francois Duval (BEL), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 1. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Sebastien Loeb (FRA), Citroen, won Rally Japan and entered the record book as the only driver in the history of the WRC to score 27 victories

FIA World Rally Championship
Toshi Arai (JPN), Subaru Impreza WRX, passes a temple. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Matthew Wilson (GBR), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 1. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day One, 1 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship
Sebastien Loeb (FRA), Citroen Xsara WRC, spins in celebration of winning his second WRC title. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005

FIA World Rally Championship
Subaru STi launch their new Impreza Group N car for 2008. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan. Preparations, 24 October 2007

World Rally Championship
Mikko Hirvonen (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Henning Solberg (NOR), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 1. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Mikko Hirvonen (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 6. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Federico Villagra (ARG), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 2. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Petter Solberg (NOR), Subaru Impreza WRC2008, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Jari-Matti Latvala (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 2. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Eyvind Brynildsen (NOR), Mitsubishi Lancer, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Dani Sordo (ESP), Citroen C4 WRC, on stage 1. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Subaru bus art! World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

World Rally Championship
Sebastien Loeb (FRA), Citroen C4 WRC, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

2006 FIA World Rally Championship
Marcus Gronholm (FIN), Ford Focus WRC, on stage 1. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day One, 1 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Toshi Arai, Subaru, winner of the Production Cup
Toshi Arai (JPN), Subaru, winner of the Production Cup. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Rally Japan winners Marcus Gronholm and Timo Rautiainen, Peugeot
(L to R): Rally Japan winners Marcus Gronholm (FIN) and Timo Rautiainen (FIN), Peugeot, with the winners trophies. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three

FIA World Rally Championship: Rally Japan winner Marcus Gronholm, Peugeot 307 WRC
Rally Japan winner Marcus Gronholm (FIN), Peugeot 307 WRC, and the Peugeot team remember Michael Park (GBR) who was tragically killed in the last rally

FIA World Rally Championship: Marcus Gronholm, Peugeot 307 WRC, celebrates his win on the podium
Marcus Gronholm (FIN), Peugeot 307 WRC, celebrates his win on the podium. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Rally Japan second placed and 2005 World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb and Daniel Elena
Rally Japan second placed and 2005 World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb (FRA) and Daniel Elena (MON), Citroen, on the podium

FIA World Rally Championship: Chris Atkinson, Subaru Impreza WRC, on the podium in third place
Chris Atkinson (AUS), Subaru Impreza WRC, on the podium in third place. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Toni Gardemeister, Ford Focus RS WRC, on stage 24
Toni Gardemeister (FIN), Ford Focus RS WRC, on stage 24. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Gilles Panizzi, Mitsubishi Lancer WRC, on stage 24
Gilles Panizzi (FRA), Mitsubishi Lancer WRC, on stage 24. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Petter Solberg, Subaru Impreza WRC, passes a temple
Petter Solberg (NOR), Subaru Impreza WRC, passes a temple. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Sebastien Loeb, Citroen Xsara WRC, passes a temple
Sebastien Loeb (FRA), Citroen Xsara WRC, passes a temple. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Francois Duval, Citroen Xsara WRC, passes a temple
Francois Duval (BEL), Citroen Xsara WRC, passes a temple. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Harri Rovanpera, Mitsubishi Lancer WRC
Harri Rovanpera (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer WRC. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd13, Rally Japan, Hokkaido, Japan, Day Three, Sunday 2 October 2005. DIGITAL IMAGE

World Rally Championship: Juho Hanninen, Mitsubishi Lancer, on stage 4
Juho Hanninen (FIN), Mitsubishi Lancer, on stage 4. World Rally Championship, Rd14, Rally Japan, Sapporo, Japan, Day One, Friday 31 October 2008

2006 FIA World Rally Championship: FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day One
Manfred Stohl (AUT), Peugeot 307 WRC, on stage 1. FIA World Rally Championship, Rd11, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Japan, Day One, 1 September 2006. DIGITAL IMAGE

FIA World Rally Championship: Xavier Pons Subaru Impreza WRC on the shakedown stage
Xavier Pons (ESP) Subaru Impreza WRC on the shakedown stage. FIA World Rally Championship, Shakedown, Rd14, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan. 25 October 2007

FIA World Rally Championship: Mitsubishi reveal their Lancer Evo X Group N
Mitsubishi reveal their Lancer Evo X Group N. FIA World Rally Championship, Shakedown, Rd14, Rally Japan, Obihiro, Hokkaido, Japan. 25 October 2007

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"Rally Japan: A Thrilling Chapter in the FIA World Rally Championship" In the world of motorsports, one event stands out for its breathtaking action and adrenaline-pumping excitement - Rally Japan. As a part of the prestigious FIA World Rally Championship, this rally has left an indelible mark on the hearts of racing enthusiasts worldwide. Back in 2006, when the FIA World Rally Championship made its way to Japan, it was a spectacle like no other. Toshi Arai from Subaru emerged victorious in the Production Cup category, showcasing his exceptional driving skills and determination. The winners' podium was graced by none other than Marcus Gronholm and Timo Rautiainen from Peugeot. With their unwavering focus and impeccable teamwork, they clinched victory at Rally Japan amidst fierce competition. Holding their well-deserved trophies high above their heads, they became synonymous with triumph. However, amidst all celebrations, there was also a moment of somber reflection as Michael Park's tragic accident during that year's championship was remembered. The Peugeot team paid tribute to their fallen comrade while Marcus Gronholm celebrated his win on the podium with mixed emotions. Sebastien Loeb and Daniel Elena from Citroen secured second place at Rally Japan that year. Having already claimed the title of 2005 World Rally Champions, their remarkable skill set them apart as formidable competitors on any track. Rally Japan continues to captivate audiences with its challenging terrains and unpredictable weather conditions. It serves as a testament to human resilience and showcases drivers pushing themselves beyond limits in pursuit of glory. As fans eagerly await each edition of this thrilling race within the FIA World Rally Championship calendar, one thing remains certain - nothing can match the sheer thrill and passion that defines every moment at Rally Japan.