2020 Global Rally Series (ShaneEyoho) season

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2020 Global Rally Series (ShaneEyoho) season
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Drivers Champion	Manufacturers Champion
TBD	TBD

The 2020 Global Rally Series is the forty-seventh season of the World Rally Championship, an auto racing championship recognised by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA).

At the conclusion of the championship: TBD won the Drivers Championship at TBD whilst TBD won the Manufacturers Championship at TBD.

Shane Wray and Mitsubishi were the defending Drivers and Manufacturers Champions respectively, they both predicted a tough season ahead due to the return of the professional (real life) drivers.

The season featured all custom drivers as well as real rally drivers, the 2019 season was an experiment featuring all custom drivers.

Drivers and Manufacturers

Manufacturar	Driver
Template:FRA Citreon	Template:FRA Sebastien Loeb
	Mads Østberg
Template:USA Ford	Template:USA Ken Block
	Template:GBR Shane Wray
Mitsubishi	Template:FRA Sebastien Ogier
	Template:GBR Kyle Macleod
	Mick Schumacher
Template:FRA Peugeot	Mattias Ekstrom
	Template:AUS Scott McLaughlin
	Hugo Kivi
Skoda	Mitch Evans
	Template:GBR Nathan Ramsey
	Oliver Campbell
Volkswagen	Johan Kristoffersson
	Template:GBR Liam Doran

Driver/Manufacturer Changes

• Template:FRA World Rally Champion Sebastien Ogier will return to the series for the first time since an original stint from 2005-2012, it isnt known which manufacturer he will drive for.
• Template:FRA World Rally Champion Sebastien Loeb will return after being absent from 2019, he debuted in 2013 after retiring from full time World Rally Championship competition.
• Template:USA Ken Block will return after being absent in 2019 and is due to return with Ford.

Calendar

The championship was contested over nine rounds.

Round	Dates		Rally	Rally headquarters	Rally details
	Start	Finish			Surface	Stages	Distance
1	January	January	Monte Carlo Rally	Gap, Hautes-Alpes	Mixed (Snow/Tarmac)	12	51.46km
2	February	February	Rally of Sweden	Torsby, Värmland County	Snow	12	60.56km
3	Early March	Early March	Safari Rally Kenya	Nairobi, Nairobi County	Mixed (Dirt/Gravel)	10	51.57km
4	August	August	Rally of Finland	Jamsa	Tarmac	12	77.39km
5	September	September	Template:AUT Rally of Austria	Spielberg, Austria	Tarmac	8	38.75km
6	Early October	Early October	Rally d'Italia	Alghero, Sardinia	Gravel	8	44.54km
7	Late October	Late October	Rally of Tenerife	Santa Cruz, Tenerife	Mixed (Tarmac/Gravel)	8	44.50km
8	November	November	Rally Catalunya de España	Tarragona	Mixed (Tarmac/Gravel)	12	61.96km
9	Early December	Early December	Template:GBR Rally of Great Britain	Deeside, Flintshire	Gravel	12	52.79km

Changes

Several changes to the calendar were made due to the COVID-19 pandemic, several races were cancelled resulting in only 9 rallies this season, however a round in Austria and a round in Tenerife were added to the calendar whether or not they will be permanent rallies on the calendar is unknown.

The Rally de France was originally part of the provisional 2020 calendar due to Loeb and Ogier (the two most successful rally drivers) being in the series but this was moved back to the final race of 2021.

Season summary

Round	Event	Winning driver	Winning manufacturer	Winning time
1	Rally of Monte Carlo	Template:AUS Scott McLaughlin	Template:FRA Peugeot	01:58:59.264
2	Rally of Sweden	Template:GBR Shane Wray	Template:USA Ford	01:40:13.893
3	Safari Rally Kenya	Template:FRA Sebastien Loeb	Template:FRA Citreon	01:57:08.857
4	Rally of Finland	Johan Kristoffersson	Volkswagen	02:15:16.462
5	Template:AUT Rally of Austria	Template:FRA Sebastien Loeb	Template:FRA Citreon	02:22:17.954
6	Rally d'Italia			0:00:00.0
7	Rally of Tenerife			0:00:00.0
8	Rally Catalunya de Espana			0:00:00.0
9	Template:GBR Rally of Great Britain			0:00:00.0

Scoring system

Points were awarded to the top ten classified finishers in each event. In the manufacturers' championship, teams were eligible to nominate three crews to score points, but these points were only awarded to the top two classified finishers representing a manufacturer.

Position	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th	6th	7th	8th	9th	10th
Points	25	18	15	12	10	8	6	4	2	1

Drivers Championship

For the sake of simplicity in the GRS the first letter and the surname of a driver are used in the standings. (eg: C.Alonso)

Pos.	Driver	MCO	SWE	SRK	FIN	Template:AUT AUT	ITA	TFE	ESP	Template:GBR GBR	Points
1	Template:AUS S. McLaughlin	1	3	2	2						76
2	Template:FRA S. Loeb	9	5	1	3						52
3	J. Kristoffersson	7	7	4	1						49
4	M. Østberg	2	8	3	8						41
5	Template:GBR S. Wray	15	1	7	9						33
6	H. Kivi	4	2	15	14						30
7	Template:FRA S. Ogier	13	4	9	4						26
8	Template:GBR K. Macleod	10	13	5	6						19
9	O. Campbell	3	10	10	10						18
10	M. Schumacher	12	6	6	11						16
11	M. Evans	14	15	8	7						10
12	Template:GBR L. Doran	11	11	14	5						10
13	Template:GBR N. Ramsey	5	14	11	15						10
14	M. Ekstrom	6	12	12	12						8
15	Template:USA K. Block	8	9	13	13						6

Manufacturers Championship

Pos.	Driver	MCO	SWE	SRK	FIN	Template:AUT AUT	ITA	TFE	ESP	Template:GBR GBR	Points
1	Template:FRA Peugeot	1	2	2	2						106
		4	3	12	12
2	Template:FRA Citreon	2	5	1	3						93
		9	8	3	8
3	Volkswagen	7	7	4	1						59
		11	11	14	5
4	Mitsubishi	10	4	5	4						59
		12	6	6	6
5	Template:USA Ford	8	1	7	9						39
		15	9	13	13
6	Skoda	3	10	8	7						38
		5	14	10	10