How the WRC standings shape up after Rally Islas Canarias

Toyota’s Sebastien Ogier may have taken the rally win at the World Rally Championship’s Rally Islas Canarias, but there has been a shake-up in the overall order.

Feature image credit: Jaanus Ree // Red Bull Content Pool

Ogier ultimately went on to take his first victory at the fifth round of the WRC, Rally Islas Canarias, going one better than he did last year when he finished behind two-time world champion, Kalle Rovanpera.

It was a close fight between himself and teammate Oliver Solberg, a fight which was soiled on the final day after the Swedish driver crashed on the penultimate stage. As such, it meant everyone moved up a position, on both the overall and Super Sunday standings.

As Toyota’s Elfyn Evans took maximum points on Super Sunday, including maximum Wolf Power Stage points, and a second-place finish, it means that there was a change at the top of the drivers standings.

See how the championship lines up following Rally Islas Canarias.

Final Results: Who finished where at the WRC Rally Islas Canarias

*** The table below will be displayed as Rally1 contenders and teams only. ***

*** Numbers in brackets [i.e. (1)] will display where that driver sits in the overall standings, which include the supporting classes, e.g. WRC2. ***

WRC drivers standings:

1. Elfyn Evans, Toyota – 101 points (1)
2. Takamoto Katsuta, Toyota – 99pts (2)
3. Sami Pajari, Toyota – 72 points (3)
4. Oliver Solberg, Toyota – 68 points (4)
5. Adrien Fourmaux, Hyundai – 59 points (5) 
6. Sebastien Ogier, Toyota – 58 points (6)
7. Thierry Neuville, Hyundai – 35 points (7)
8. Esapekka Lappi, Hyundai – 21 points (8)
9. Hayden Paddon, Hyundai – 15 points (11)
10. Jon Armstrong, M-Sport Ford – 10 points (13)
11. Daniel Sordo, Hyundai – 6 points (18)
12. Joshua McErlean, M-Sport Ford – 6 points (20)
13. Gregoire Munster, M-Sport Ford – 0 points (28) 
14. Martins Sesks, M-Sport Ford – 0 points (31)

Manufacturer standings

1. Toyota – 265 points
2. Hyundai – 167 points
3. Toyota WRT2 – 75 points
4. M-Sport Ford – 63 points

Read more WRC here:

• Final Results: Who finished where at the WRC Rally Islas Canarias
• Sebastien Ogier secures first win of 2026 at WRC Rally Islas Canarias
• Solberg heartbreak as Swede stops whilst Ogier leads Rally Islas Canarias
• Oliver Solberg tightens gap on Sebastien Ogier at WRC Rally Islas Canarias
• Jon Armstrong goes off the road at Rally Islas Canarias
• Sebastien Ogier leads Toyota quintet after Rally Islas Canarias Saturday morning

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Kamron Kent

Hi, I'm Kamron. I created ApexMotorsports.co.uk in the dying embers of the 2021 Formula 1 world championship. It allowed me freedom to write whatever I wanted to write about which was all things motorsports, my passion. I have put a lot of effort in over the years to keep this website in its best shape and I've loved seeing the brand grow consistently, month-on-month, year-on-year. My ambition is to keep watching this brand grow into a primary outlet of news for all things motorsports whilst fueling my desire to pursue a career in sports journalism, specialising in motorsports.