Number of Victories Per Driver
Since 1973, the first WRC season (excluding the 1995 event).
| 5 victories | 3 victories | 2 victories | 1 victory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colin McRae ( United Kingdom) | Miki Biasion ( Italy) | Ari Vatanen ( Finland) | Jean-Luc Thérier ( France) |
| Carlos Sainz ( Spain) | Björn Waldegård ( Sweden) | Harry Källström ( Sweden) | |
| Walter Röhrl ( Germany) | Juha Kankkunen ( Finland) | Michèle Mouton ( France) | |
| Sébastien Loeb ( France) | Marcus Grönholm ( Finland) | Stig Blomqvist ( Sweden) | |
| Timo Salonen ( Finland) | |||
| Markku Alén ( Finland) | |||
| Didier Auriol ( France) | |||
| Richard Burns ( United Kingdom) | |||
| Markko Märtin ( Estonia) | |||
| Petter Solberg ( Norway) | |||
| Mikko Hirvonen ( Finland) | |||
| Sébastien Ogier ( France) |
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