Main Race

Times shown in UTC
Main Race
SS19 - Nukata 2 (20.49km)
SS18 - Kuragaike SSS 2 (2.56km)
SS17 - Kuragaike SSS 1 (2.56km)
SS16 - Lake Mikawako 1 (13.98km)
SS15 - Nukata 1 (20.49km)
SS14 - Fujioka SSS 2 (3.19km)
SS13 - Fujioka SSS 1 (3.19km)
SS12 - Obara 2 (16.44km)
SS11 - Ena 2 (21.16km)
SS10 - Mt. Kasagi 2 (19.32km)
SS9 - Mt. Kasagi 1 (19.32km)
SS8 - Ena 1 (21.16km)
SS7 - Obara 1 (16.44km)
SS6 - Inabu/Shitara 2 (17.08km)
SS5 - Isegami's Tunnel 2 (24.29km)
SS4 - Asuke 2 (12.9km)
SS3 - Inabu/Shitara 1 (17.08km)
SS2 - Isegami's Tunnel 1 (24.29km)
SS1 - Asuke 1 (12.9km)
Elfyn Evans
Oliver Solberg
Sami Pajari
Sebastien Ogier
Adrien FourmauxEvery session in your own time zone, live timing, results and alerts before lights out — free on iOS and Android.

The WRC Rally Japan 2026 is a round of the WRC season and runs on May 29 – June 1, 2026.
The weekend is made up of 20 sessions, from Asuke 1 (12.9km) to Lake Mikawako 2 Wolf Power Stage (13.98km). Every one of them is in the timetable above, with its start time converted to your own timezone.
20 sessions have already run. The full classification of each one, position by position with lap times, gaps and championship points, is one click from the timetable. Lake Mikawako 2 Wolf Power Stage (13.98km): Elfyn EVANS won, ahead of Sébastien OGIER and Sébastien OGIER.
What this round does to the championship is in the WRC 2026 standings, and the rest of the season, round by round, is in the WRC 2026 calendar.