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ERC 2025 Poland Rally: Round 4 – Full Guide, Live Timing & Results

Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 ERC Rally Poland: Dates, Stages, Entry List, and Technical Insights

The ERC Rally Poland 2025, officially the ORLEN OIL 81st Rally Poland, marks the fourth round of the FIA European Rally Championship season and brings the spotlight back to one of the sport’s most iconic and demanding gravel events. Hosted from June 13 to 15 in the Masurian lake district town of Mikołajki, this rally is renowned for its lightning-fast sandy stages, deep ruts, and passionate crowds that line every kilometer.

As the second-oldest rally in the world, Rally Poland has long served as a proving ground for the world’s top rally talent. In 2025, it once again gathers a top-tier field of Rally2, Rally3, and Rally4 cars, promising flat-out action and strategic challenges across 14 competitive stages and nearly 800 kilometers of route.

From technical stage insights to driver line-ups and setup tips from the world’s top rally trainers, here’s your complete guide to the 2025 ERC Rally Poland.

Event Overview

Event Name ORLEN OIL Rally Poland
Championship: European Rally Championship 2025 – Round 4
Location Mikołajki, Poland
Dates June 13–15, 2025
Surface Gravel
Length 189,60 Km of Special Stages
Official Website: Visit the event page

 

LIVE TIMINGS

ENTRY LIST

RALLY MAP

ERC 2025 Calendar

Mark your calendars for all ERC 2025 events:

Round Event Date Surface
1 Rally Sierra Morena April 5–6, 2025 Tarmac
2 Hungary – Rally Hungary 09–11 May Gravel
3 Sweden – Royal Rally of Scandinavia 29–31 May Gravel
4 Poland – 81st Rally Poland 13–15 June Gravel
5 Italy – Rally di Roma Capitale 04–06 July Tarmac
6 Czech Republic – Barum Czech Rally Zlín 15–17 August Tarmac
7 United Kingdom – Rali Ceredigion 05–07 September Tarmac
8 Croatia – Croatia Rally 03–05 October Tarmac

Social Media, Live Streaming & Highlights

Instagram: @fiaerc Live Streaming: Rally.Tv YouTube: FIA ERC Channel Facebook: FIA ERC Page

Entry List & Field

  • 74 crews entered, 63 eligible for ERC points

  • Rally2 highlights: Korhonen, Mārtiņš Sesks (fastest in Qualifying), Marczyk, Østberg, Mabellini, Reiersen, Johansson, Armstrong, Verstappen, Lefebvre

  • Strong ERC3, ERC4, and 2WD representation, with a mix of Rally3 and Rally4 cars

 

Terrain & Setup

The stages are built on compact sand roads, reminiscent of Scandinavian rallies. They’re fast, narrow, and feature jumps, bumps, and tight forest sections. Cars need a rigid setup: stiff suspension, elevated roll-center geometry, and sharp brake response are critical for stability and grip. This rally rewards precision.