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((short description|Croatia rally competition))
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The '''Croatia Rally''' is an international [[rallying]] event based in [[Zagreb]], [[Croatia]] and is planned to be the third round of [[2021 World Rally Championship]].<ref>((Cite web|last=Craig|first=Jason|title=WRC Rally GB moves to August, addition of new Croatia round|url=https://www.autosport.com/wrc/news/152680/wrc-rally-gb-moves-to-august-new-croatia-round|access-date=2020-10-12|website=Autosport.com|date=9 October 2020 |language=en))</ref> The event is organised by Automobile Clubs D.T. Motorsport and Cro Dakar Team with the support of Croatian Car and Karting Federation and was a round of the [[European Rally Championship]] from 2007 until 2013. The event was known in the past as Delta Rally and Croatia Delta Rally. It has been a tarmac rally since at least the late 1980s.

[[File:Cro-7460.jpg|thumb|Croatia Rally 2016 Finish Podium, crew members: Maja Sabol (CRO), Juraj Šebalj (CRO), Michaela Vejačkova (SVK), Vlastimil Majerčak (SVK), Gergo Istovics (HUN), Antal Kovacs (HUN)]]

==History==

The very first Croatia Rally was held in 1974, under the name INA Delta TLX Rally. It took only three years to grow from a regional race into a national championship event of former [[Yugoslavia]]. From the very beginning, the main characteristic of the rally was the extremely long itineraries, which passed through [[Gorski Kotar]], [[Lika]], [[Primorje-Gorski Kotar County|Primorje]] and [[Continental Croatia]] until the mid-1980s.

The first international recognition that the race experienced was in 1986, when it entered the [[Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile|FIA]] calendar. That same year, special stages located at [[Žumberak Mountains|Žumberak]], Plešivica, [[Medvednica|Zagrebačka gora]] and [[Hrvatsko Zagorje]] were driven by the crews from [[Austria]], [[Germany]], [[Czechoslovakia]]. It was the beginning of the project with the goal of entering the [[European Rally Championship|European Championship]]. Again, in 1986, first nomination towards the FIA was sent. But, the race had to wait for the European pedigree for six years.

Despite the ongoing [[Croatian War of Independence]], Delta Rally had become recognized internationally and was growing rapidly. Good organization has brought it a coefficient 10 by the year 1995, and a year later the organizer nominated it under the name Croatia Rally for the highest coefficient of the contemporary European Championship – 20. It took even eleven years until the prestigious series in Croatia.

In late 2006 FIA has reported that the European Championship (ERC) will spread. 34. Croatia Rally 2007. has entered the calendar as a third out of ten ERC events. The first ERC Croatia Rally was won by the domestic crew [[Juraj Šebalj]] and Toni Klinc in Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX. The remaining two rallies held in Zagreb and its surroundings were won by foreign competitors – Italians Corrado Fontana and Renzo Casazza, along with Bulgarians Krum Donchev and Peter Yordanov.

After three successfully organized ERC events in Zagreb, the economic recession has caused the relocation of the race to Rijeka. In 2010, Croatia Rally was organized by the Automotive Association of Primorje-Gorski Kotar County, and in the next two years by local AC MRC. Special stages were held in Gorski Kotar, [[Učka]], [[Ćićarija]], Istria, and particularly attractive was Super special stage at [[Opatija Circuit]].

In 2013, Croatia Rally moved again. This time to [[Istria]] and the town of [[Poreč]], which is the host and co-organizer of the event. The rally was organized by the Croatian Car and Karting Federation and the special stages were driven at Učka, Ćićarija and in the triangle of the cities of Buzet, Motovun and Pazin.

The most wins in the history of Croatia Rally were achieved by Slovenians, driver Branislav Kuzmič and co-driver Rudi Šali, each with five victories. They are followed by the Croatian crew Juraj Šebalj - Toni Klinc with four victories and Croatian driver Tihomir Filipović and his co-driver Davor Devunić, with three victories each.

== WRC ==
((quote box|width=25%|border=1px|align=left|bgcolor=#FDDDE4|
|quote="With a huge international promotion, just imagine the economic effect for Croatia achieved by tens of thousands of overnight stays, local expenditures of participants and thousands of people engaged for the organisation. We hope that the situation at the end of April will allow spectators to be there. This would mean the arrival of many WRC fans from around the world. This is the best possible invitation before this year’s tourist season."
|source=—[[Davorin Stetner|Davorin Štetner]], president of the Croatian Automobile & Karting Federation and WRC Croatia Rally Steering Committee.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://dirtfish.com/rally/wrc/first-look-at-croatia-route-as-rally-aims-to-have-fans/|title = First look at Croatia route as rally aims to have fans|date = 16 February 2021))</ref>))

On October 10, 2020, [[FIA World Motor Sport Council|FIA World Motorsport Council]] has confirmed Croatia Rally as a new round of the World Rally Championship. The country is set to become [[List of World Rally Championship rallies|the thirty-fourth nation]] to stage a championship round in the WRC. FIA President [[Jean Todt]] congratulated Croatian Automobile & Karting Federation president [[Davorin Stetner|Davorin Štetner]] and pointed out that successful including in the 2021 calendar was possible thanks to support of Mayor of Zagreb and Croatian Government. The dates for Croatia Rally 2021 were from April 22 until April 25. Rally Headquarters, start and finish podium will be in Zagreb and itinerary will pass through [[Karlovac County]], [[Zagreb County]] and [[Krapina-Zagorje County]]. The surface of Special Stages is tarmac.<ref>((Cite web|title=Croatia Rally u kalendaru WRC-a! Todt: Poseban dan za Hrvatsku|url=https://sport.hrt.hr/664241/croatia-rally-u-kalendaru-wrc-a-todt-poseban-dan-za-hrvatsku|access-date=2020-10-12|website=Hrvatska radiotelevizija))</ref>

[[File:Jean Todt 2020.jpg|thumb|Jean Todt congratulates Croatia Rally organisers via video message]]

The idea of bringing WRC to Croatia was born by Daniel Šaškin in 2013 while Croatia Rally was part of the European Rally Championship. 
Lobbying for the WRC in Croatia began in 2015 thanks to Zrinko Gregurek, Secretary General of CCKF at the time, as well as a member of World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) since 2009. From 2015 to 2020, Gregurek lobbied very strongly and continuously, at the end successfully, for the award of WRC to Croatia.

[[File:FIA-WMSC.jpg|thumb|Jean Todt visiting Zagreb for WRC Croatia]]

After Jean Tod's visit to Zagreb in July 2020, during the next WMSC meeting held in October, the decision on Croatia's inclusion in the FIA WRC Calendar 2021 was adopted. Immediately after the end of the WMSC meeting, Gregurek sent this notice to the Croatian Car and Karting Federation.

((quote box|width=25%|border=1px|align=right|bgcolor=#FDDDE4|
|quote="The vision was to display our beautiful country to the world through a sport. We believe we can integrate tourism, technology, science and breathtaking scenery in order to show Croatia in a new light. A concept of 310 kilometers of Special Stages with 1000 more kilometers of liaison shall be revealed any time soon. It is our wish to send out a message of traffic safety and bringing a traffic culture to a higher level. This event is much more than the sport itself."
|source=—Daniel Šaškin, President of Organizing Committee of Croatia Rally in a tv show RTL Direkt.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.rtl.hr/vijesti-hr/novosti/zanimljivosti/3904960/sportski-spektakl-desetljeca-stize-u-hrvatsku-ovo-je-fenomenalan-trenutak-i-prilika-za-vrhunski-biznis/|title = Sportski spektakl desetljeća stiže u Hrvatsku: 'Ovo je fenomenalan trenutak i prilika za vrhunski biznis'| date=13 October 2020 ))</ref>))

==List of winners==

[[File:Croatia Rally 2016 winners.jpg|thumb|250px|right|Croatia Rally 2016 Winners Vlastimil Majercak and Michaela Vejackova]]

Sourced in part from:<ref>((Cite web |title=Previous winners – 44. Croatia Rally 2017 |url=https://rally-croatia.com/about-us/previous-winners/ |access-date=2020-07-12 |website=rally-croatia.com))</ref><ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.ewrc-results.com/events.php?id=646&t=Croatia-Rally|title=Croatia Rally|website=eWRC-results.com))</ref><ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.ewrc-results.com/events.php?id=64&t=Delta-Rally|title=Delta Rally|website=eWRC-results.com))</ref>
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!Year!!Winner!!Car
|-
! colspan=3 | Delta Rally
|-
| 1974
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Tomislav Markt]]
| [[BMW New Class|BMW 1600]]
|-
| 1975
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Aleksandar Mačešić]]
| [[Datsun 1200]]
|-
| 1976
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Berislav Modric]]
| [[Fiat 128|Fiat 128 SC]]
|-
| 1977
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Aleš Pušnik]]
| [[Renault 5]]
|-
| 1978
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Aleš Pušnik]]
| [[Renault 5]]
|-
| 1979
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Borko Skurić]]
| [[Opel Kadett GT/E]]
|-
| 1980
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Leon Poberaj]]
| [[Zastava 101]]
|-
| 1981
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Leon Poberaj]]
| [[Zastava 101]]
|-
| 1982
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Borko Skurić]]
| [[Opel Kadett GT/E]]
|-
| 1983
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Brane Kuzmič]]
| [[Renault 5 Turbo]]
|-
| 1984
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Brane Kuzmič]]
| [[Renault 5 Turbo]]
|-
| 1985
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Brane Kuzmič]]
| [[Renault 5 Turbo]]
|-
| 1986
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Romana Zrnec]]
| [[Renault 11 Turbo]]
|-
| 1987
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Brane Kuzmič]]
| [[Renault 5 GT Turbo]]
|-
| 1988
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Brane Kuzmič]]
| [[Renault 5 GT Turbo]]
|-
| 1989
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Tihomir Filipović]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
| 1990
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Tihomir Filipović]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
| 1991
| ((Flagicon|YUG)) [[Tihomir Filipović]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
| 1992
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Žarko Šepetavc]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
| 1993
| ((Flagicon|AUT)) [[Raimund Baumschlager]]
| [[Ford Escort RS Cosworth]]
|-
| 1994
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Niko Pulić]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
| 1995
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Niko Pulić]]
| [[Lancia Delta HF Integrale]]
|-
! colspan=3 | Croatia Delta Rally
|-
| 1996
| ((Flagicon|AUT)) [[Kurt Göttlicher]]
| [[Ford Escort RS Cosworth]]
|-
| 1997
| ((Flagicon|UK)) [[David Pattison]]
| [[Ford Escort RS Cosworth]]
|-
| 1998
| ((Flagicon|ITA)) [[Enrico Bertone]]
| [[Toyota Celica GT-Four]]
|-
| 1999
| ((Flagicon|ITA)) [[Enrico Bertone]]
| [[Renault Mégane Maxi]]
|-
| 2000
| ((Flagicon|NLD)) [[Bert de Jong (rallydriver)|Bert de Jong]]
| [[Subaru Impreza WRC]]
|-
| 2001
| ((Flagicon|BUL)) [[Krum Donchev]]
| [[Peugeot 306 Maxi]]
|-
| 2002
| ((Flagicon|POL)) [[Leszek Kuzaj]]
| [[Toyota Corolla WRC]]
|-
| 2003
| ((Flagicon|CZE)) [[Václav Pech Jr.]]
| [[Ford Focus RS WRC]]
|-
| 2004
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Juraj Šebalj]]
| [[Subaru Impreza WRX STi]]
|-
| 2005
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Juraj Šebalj]]
| [[Citroën C2 S1600]]
|-
| 2006
| ((Flagicon|CZE)) [[Václav Pech Jr.]]
| [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution|Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX]]
|-
| [[2007 European Rally Championship season|2007]]
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Juraj Šebalj]]
| [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution|Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX]]
|-
| [[2008 European Rally Championship season|2008]]
| ((Flagicon|ITA)) [[Corrado Fontana]]
| [[Fiat Grande Punto|Fiat Abarth Grande Punto S2000]]
|-
! colspan=3 | Croatia Rally
|-
| [[2009 European Rally Championship season|2009]]
| ((Flagicon|BUL)) [[Krum Donchev]]
| [[Peugeot 207 S2000]]
|-
| [[2010 European Rally Championship season|2010]]
| ((Flagicon|ITA)) [[Luca Rossetti (racing driver)|Luca Rossetti]]
| [[Fiat Grande Punto|Fiat Abarth Grande Punto S2000]]
|-
| [[2011 European Rally Championship season|2011]]
| ((Flagicon|ITA)) [[Luca Rossetti (racing driver)|Luca Rossetti]]
| [[Fiat Grande Punto|Fiat Abarth Grande Punto S2000]]
|-
| [[2012 European Rally Championship season|2012]]
| ((Flagicon|FIN)) [[Juho Hänninen]]
| [[Škoda Fabia S2000]]
|-
| [[2013 European Rally Championship season|2013]]
| ((Flagicon|CZE)) [[Jan Kopecký]]
| [[Škoda Fabia S2000]]
|-
| 2014
| ((Flagicon|CRO)) [[Juraj Šebalj]]
| [[Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution|Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX]]
|-
| 2015
| ((Flagicon|TUR)) [[Murat Bostanci]]
| [[Ford Fiesta R5]]
|-
| 2016
| ((Flagicon|SVK)) [[Vlastimil Majerčak]]
| [[Ford Fiesta R5]]
|-
| 2017
| ((Flagicon|HUN)) [[David Botka]]
| [[Škoda Fabia R5]]
|-
| 2018–2020
|colspan=2| ''Not held''
|-
! colspan=3 | [[World Rally Championship]]
|-
| [[2021 Croatia Rally|2021]]
| ((flagicon|FRA)) [[Sébastien Ogier]] 
| [[Toyota Yaris WRC]] 
|-
| [[2022 Croatia Rally|2022]]
| ((flagicon|FIN)) [[Kalle Rovanperä]] 
| [[Toyota GR Yaris Rally1]]
|- 
| [[2023 Croatia Rally|2023]]
| ((flagicon|GRB)) [[Elfyn Evans]] 
| [[Toyota GR Yaris Rally1]] 
|- 
| [[2024 Croatia Rally|2024]]
| ((flagicon|FRA)) [[Sébastien Ogier]]
| [[Toyota GR Yaris Rally1]] 
|}
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!rowspan="1"| 6
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!rowspan="1"| 6
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!rowspan="1"| 3
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!rowspan="1"| 2
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!rowspan="1"| 1
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|((flagicon|FRA))||2||2||2
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|((flagicon|AUT))||1||1||
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|((flagicon|HUN))||1||1||
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|((flagicon|NED))||1||1||
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|((flagicon|RUS))||1||1||
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|((flagicon|TUR))||1||1||
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|((flagicon|POL))||1||||
|-
|((flagicon|SLO))||1||||
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|((flagicon|GBR))||1||||
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|((flagicon|BEL))||||1||
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|((flagicon|JPN))||||||5
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|((flagicon|GER))||||||2
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|((flagicon|USA))||||||1
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==References==
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==External links==
*[https://rally-croatia.com/ Croatia Rally]

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