M-Sport is pleased to confirm that rising Estonian talent Romet Jürgenson will return to the team for the opening rounds of the 2026 FIA WRC2 championship, continuing his progression in the Ford Fiesta Rally2 alongside co-driver Siim Oja. Following an impressive first season in Rally2 machinery, the Estonian pairing will make their WRC2 season debut on the iconic stages of Rallye Monte-Carlo, before heading to the snow-covered roads of Rally Sweden for round two and their fir

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team is pleased to announce an expanded collaboration with the Motorsport Ireland Rally Academy in 2026. Academy crew Josh McErlean and Eoin Treacy will return to the Ford Puma Rally1 car for the 2026 FIA World Rally Championship, with Rally1 newbies Jon Armstrong and Shane Byrne joining the full season line-up. McErlean and Treacy will be joined by their new Academy teammates Armstrong and Shane Byrne on the start ramp at Rallye Monte-Carlo next mont

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team experience a rollercoaster weekend on Rally Saudi Arabia, as Mārtiņš Sesks delivered one of the most remarkable performances of his Rally1 career, only for a potential maiden victory to slip away on the final morning. Back in the Puma Rally1 for the first time since Rally Finland - alongside co-driver Renārs Francis - Sesks was on top form from the first kilometre, impressing early on during shakedown and going third-fastest on Wednesday night’s

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team is set to close the 2025 FIA World Rally Championship season on a landmark occasion as Rally Saudi Arabia makes its WRC debut. The all-new event marks a historic moment for the sport, and M-Sport arrives with an exciting four-car Puma Rally1 line-up. Full-season crews Grégoire Munster and Louis Louka, and Josh McErlean and Eoin Treacy continue their 2025 campaigns as the team targets a positive finish to end the year on the challenging desert sta

M-Sport Ford World Rally Team faced a challenging Rally Japan, with the event delivering difficult conditions, narrow technical stages and unpredictable grip levels that caught out many crews across the field. Grégoire Munster and Louis Louka claimed a strong fifth-overall result, after delivering a steady and focused drive throughout. Munster improved his pace throughout Friday after early set-up struggles on the unique Japanese asphalt, but changes during Friday’s remote ty