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Caparo, Gill, Jürgenson and Smart chosen for huge career progression opportunity. Decision taken following review of detailed analysis by FIA Rally Star Committee. Potential to become future FIA World Rally Championship winners a key consideration. Promising quartet can now prepare to take on other young global talents in 2024.

FIA World Rally Championship hopefuls Abdullah Al-Tawqi, Jose ‘Abito’ Caparo, Annia Cilloniz, Taylor Gill, Romet Jürgenson and Max Smart have completed the FIA Rally Star Training Season.

The FIA Rally Star Training Season concludes in Germany next week (November 10-11), when the Lausitz Rallye provides the final opportunity for six young talents to stake their claim for an FIA Junior WRC Championship prize drive in 2024. Based on gravel, the 26 th running of the Lausitz Rallye is...

A first Rally3 category victory on gravel for Romet Jürgenson and a personal best result for Max Smart were the highlights of the penultimate FIA Rally Star Training Season event on RallyRACC in Spain (October 20-21).

RallyRACC’s gravel stages are up next for six young talents of the future as the FIA Rally Star Training Season reaches its decisive phase from October 20-21.

All six FIA Rally Star drivers finished the Saaremaa Rally in Estonia from October 6-7 in a clear demonstration of the progress they are making and the experience they are taking on board during the FIA Rally Star Training Season.

The FIA Rally Star Training Season enters its second half with the fast-paced gravel stages of the Saaremaa Rally in Estonia providing the latest opportunity for the six young FIA World Rally Championship hopefuls to learn and progress.

Romet Jürgenson underlined the increasing pace and progress being made by the FIA Rally Star drivers during the current Training Season by finishing Rally Nova Gorica (September 21-24) on the overall podium in a Rally3 car.

The FIA Rally Star Training Season resumes in Slovenia this week (September 21-24) when more learning and progression will be among the key targets for some of rallying’s brightest prospects for future success.

FIA Rally Star driver Romet Jürgenson used his home round of the FIA World Rally Championship to further underline his potential by winning the RC4 division on Rally Estonia earlier today.