Rally Italia Sardegna 2025, the sixth round of the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship, is set to challenge crews with its demanding gravel stages from 5 to 8 June 2025. Based in Olbia, Sardinia, the rally features 16 special stages covering a total of 320.08 km, with an overall distance of 1,191.44 km including liaison sections.
| Event Name | Rally Italia Sardegna |
| Championship: | World Rally Championship 2025 – Round 6 |
| Location | Olbia, Sardegna, Italia |
| Dates | June 5–8, 2025 |
| Surface | Gravel |
| Length | 320,08 Km of Special Stages |
| Official Website: | Visit the event page |
LIVE TIMINGS | ENTRY LIST | RALLY MAP |
Mark your calendars for all WRC 2025 events:
| Round | Event | Date | Surface |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rallye Monte-Carlo (Monaco) | 26/01 | Tarmac |
| 2 | Rally Sweden (Sweden) | 16/02 | Snow |
| 3 | Safari Rally Kenya (Kenya) | 23/03 | Gravel |
| 4 | Rally Islas Canarias (Spain) | 27/04 | Tarmac |
| 5 | Vodafone Rally de Portugal (Portugal) | 18/05 | Gravel |
| 6 | Rally Italia Sardegna (Italy) | 08/06 | Gravel |
| 7 | EKO Acropolis Rally Greece (Greece) | 29/06 | Gravel |
| 8 | Delfi Rally Estonia (Estonia) | 20/07 | Gravel |
| 9 | Secto Rally Finland (Finland) | 03/08 | Gravel |
| 10 | Rally del Paraguay (Paraguay) | 31/08 | Gravel |
| 11 | Rally Chile Bio Bío (Chile) | 14/09 | Gravel |
| 12 | Central European Rally (Austria/Czech Republic/Germany) | 19/10 | Tarmac |
| 13 | FORUM8 Rally Japan (Japan) | 09/11 | Tarmac |
| 14 | Rally Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia) | 30/11 | Gravel |
| Instagram: @fiawrc | Live Streaming: Rally.Tv | YouTube: FIA WRC Channel | Facebook: FIA WRC Page |
Thursday, 5 June
Shakedown: Olbia Cabu Abbas (2.19 km) at 13:01 CEST.
Friday, 6 June
SS1/4: Arzachena (13.97 km) at 09:01 / 15:31.
SS2/5: Telti – Calangianus – Berchidda (18.43 km) at 10:16 / 16:46.
SS3/6: Sa Conchedda (27.95 km) at 11:31 / 18:01.
Total Stage Distance: 120.70 km.
Saturday, 7 June
SS7/10: Coiluna – Loelle (21.18 km) at 09:05 / 15:05.
SS8/11: Lerno – Su Filigosu (24.34 km) at 10:16 / 16:16.
SS9/12: Tula – Erula (15.28 km) at 11:31 / 17:31.
Total Stage Distance: 121.60 km.
Sunday, 8 June
SS13/15: San Giacomo – Plebi (25.19 km) at 07:25 / 10:50.
SS14/16: Porto San Paolo (13.78 km) at 08:35 / 13:15 (Power Stage).
Total Stage Distance: 77.78 km.
Podium Ceremony: Scheduled for 16:00 in Olbia.
It all kicks off Thursday with a 2.19 km shakedown at Olbia-Cabu Abbas—just enough to wake up the beasts before the real work begins.
Friday ignites the action with three double-run stages: Arzachena (13.97 km), the lengthy and technical Telti–Calangianus–Berchidda (18.43 km), and the punishing Sa Conchedda (27.95 km), totaling 120.70 km of intense gravel combat.
Saturday follows with Sardinia’s signature brutality. Drivers will dance with danger through Coiluna–Loelle (21.18 km), Lerno–Su Filigosu (24.34 km) featuring the iconic Micky’s Jump, and Tula–Erula (15.28 km). That’s 121.60 km of rough rhythm through narrow forest trails and wide-open hammer zones.
Sunday’s finale takes crews to San Giacomo–Plebi (25.19 km) and Porto San Paolo (13.78 km), with the latter doubling as the Power Stage—a final blast where points and pride hang in the balance.
Rally1 Machines:
Toyota unleashes a stacked deck with Evans, Rovanperä, Ogier, and Katsuta.
Hyundai counters with Neuville, Tänak, and Fourmaux.
M-Sport fields Munster, Sesks, McErlean, and Serderidis.
WRC2 Depth Charge: A 34-strong Rally2 battalion including the likes of Rossel, Lindholm, Loubet, and Kajetanowicz. All eyes on Jan Solans and Alejandro Cachón in the Toyota GR Yaris Rally2s – weaponized and tuned for Sardinia’s grip-starved gravel.
WRC3 Standouts: From Clio Rally3s to Fiesta Rally3s, WRC3 is the training ground where tomorrow’s champions are forged. Fontana, Chatillon, Kazaz and more are on the hunt.
Streaming: Full coverage on Rally.TV
Follow: #RallyIslasCanarias on all social platforms
Live Timing & Docs: Available at https://rallyitaliasardegna.com/
Rally Islas Canarias has entered the WRC like a storm. A fresh tarmac challenge that mixes fast coastal sections with twisting hill climbs and a crowd energy that rivals the greats. This is a new kind of WRC rally—and it’s here to stay