Main Race
Times shown in UTC
Main Race
SS22 - Vieira do Minho 2 (21.6km)
SS21 - Fafe 1 (11.18km)
SS20 - Vieira do Minho 1 (21.6km)
SS19 - Lousada (SSS) (3.78km)
SS18 - Paredes 2 (16.09km)
SS17 - Amarante 2 (26.24km)
SS16 - Cabeceiras de Basto 2 (19.91km)
SS15 - Felgueiras 2 (8.81km)
SS14 - Paredes 1 (16.09km)
SS13 - Amarante 1 (26.24km)
SS12 - Cabeceiras de Basto 1 (19.91km)
SS11 - Felgueiras 1 (8.81km)
SS10 - Mortágua 2 (14.59km)
SS9 - Lousã 2 (7.07km)
SS8 - Góis (15.66km)
SS7 - Arganil 2 (18.62km)
SS6 - Lousã 1 (7.07km)
SS5 - Arganil 1 (18.62km)
SS4 - Mortágua 1 (14.59km)
SS3 - Figueira da Foz (SSS) (1.93km)
SS2 - Sever / Albergaria (20.24km)
SS1 - Águeda / Sever (15.08km)
Thierry NEUVILLEP1
Adrien FOURMAUXP1
Oliver SOLBERGP2Thierry NEUVILLEP2
Elfyn EVANSP3Elfyn EVANSP3Oliver SOLBERGP4Adrien FOURMAUXP4
Takamoto KATSUTAP5
Sébastien OGIERP5
Elfyn Evans
WRC · M - Sport World Rally Team / Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT1243ptsLast resultP5 · WRC Rally Italia Sardegna
Oliver Solberg
WRC · Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT2238ptsLast resultP1 · WRC Rally Italia Sardegna
Sami Pajari
WRC · Toksport WRT, Printsport, Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT3237ptsLast resultP3 · WRC Rally Italia Sardegna
Sebastien Ogier
WRC · Citroën Junior Team, Citroën, Volkswagen Motorsport, M - Sport Ford, Toyota Gazoo Racing4189ptsLast resultP2 · WRC Rally Italia Sardegna
Adrien FourmauxWRC · M - Sport (2020 - 2024) / Hyundai (2025 –present)5183ptsLast resultP4 · WRC Rally Italia SardegnaEvery session in your own time zone, live timing, results and alerts before lights out — free on iOS and Android.
The WRC Vodafone Rally de Portugal 2026 is a round of the WRC season and runs on 7–May 10, 2026.
The weekend is made up of 23 sessions, from Águeda / Sever (15.08km) to Fafe 2 (Wolf Power Stage) (11.18km). Every one of them is in the timetable above, with its start time converted to your own timezone.
23 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. Fafe 2 (Wolf Power Stage) (11.18km): Thierry NEUVILLE won, ahead of Oliver SOLBERG and Elfyn EVANS.
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.
