WRC Generations’ car list unveiled

Justin Melillo
The entry list for WRC Generations features 85 cars, including new classic additions and the current Rally1 hybrid beasts.
WRC Generations Entry List unveiled

A total of 85 cars were unveiled for the upcoming title WRC Generations on Monday (3rd October 2022). Spanning between WRC, WRC2 and WRC3 Junior classifications, plus nearly 30 legends from WRC history and another eight bonus cars, the list of included entries for the initial launch of the game is substantial.

After the game was recently moved to launch on most consoles to match the PC release on 3rd November, Monday’s unveiling comes now exactly one month before the release date.

There are a few cars that will be available only through the DLC or from pre-ordering. The 2002 Peugeot 206 WRC can only be gotten through the pre-order bonus while the 2010 Citroën C4 WRC is available in the Deluxe Edition. Two bonus 2015 Porsches will also only be available through DLC.

The full released list is down below. Which are you most excited about? Let us know down below!

WRC (15)

Toyota GR Yaris Rally1 – TOYOTA GAZOO Racing WRT

  • Sébastien Ogier / Benjamin Veillas
  • Elfyn Evans / Scott Martin
  • Kalle Rovanperä / Jonne Halttunen
  • Takamoto Katsuta / Aaron Johnston
  • Esapekka Lappi / Janne Ferm

Hyundai i20 N Rally1 – Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT

  • Ott Tänak / Martin Järveoja
  • Thierry Neuville / Martijn Wydaeghe
  • Oliver Solberg / Elliott Edmondson
  • Dani Sordo / Cándido Carrera

Ford Puma Rally1 – M-Sport Ford WRT

  • Craig Breen / Paul Nagle
  • Sébastien Loeb / Isabelle Galmiche
  • Adrien Fourmaux / Alexandre Coria
  • Gus Greensmith / Jonas Andersson
  • Pierre-Louis Loubet / Vincent Landais

Ford Puma Rally1 – Fnckmatie

  • Lorenzo Bertelli / Simone Scattolin

WRC2 (27)

Skoda Fabia Rally2

  • Andreas Mikkelsen / Torstein Eriksen
  • Marco Bulacia / Marcelo Der Ohannesian
  • Chris Ingram / Craig Drew
  • Emil Lindholm / Reeta Hämäläinen
  • Johannes Keferböck / Ilka Minor
  • Freddy Loix / Pieter Tsjoen
  • Bruno Bulacia / Marc Marti
  • Benito Guerrra / Daniel Cué
  • Kajetan Kajetanowicz / Maciej Szczepaniak
  • Armin Kremer / Timo Gottschalk

Citroën C3 Rally2

  • Éric Camilli / Thibault de la Haye
  • Sean Johnston / Alex Kihurani
  • Yohan Rossel / Valentin Sarreaud
  • Stéphane Lefevbre / Andy Malfoy

Hyundai i20 N Rally2

  • Teemu Suninen/ Mikko Markkula
  • Fau Zaldivar / Carlos Del Barrio
  • Hayden Paddon / John Kennard
  • Grégoire Munster / Louis Louka
  • Joshua McErlean / James Fulton

Ford Fiesta Rally2

  • Jari Huttunen / Mikko Lukka
  • Mattias Adielsson / David Arhusiander
  • Erik Cais / Petr Těšínský

Volkswagen Polo Rally2

  • Georg Linnamäe / James Morgan
  • Ole Christian Veiby / Stig Rune Skjærmoen
  • Egon Kaur / Silver Simm
  • Rakan Al-Rashed / Hugo Magalhaes
  • Eerik Pietarinen / Antti Linnaketo

WRC3 Junior (6)

Ford Fiesta Rally3

  • Jon Armstrong / Brian Hoy
  • Lauri Joona / Mikael Korhonen
  • McRae Kimathi / Mwangi Kioni
  • William Creighton / Liam Regan
  • Sami Pajari / Enni Mälkönen
  • Robert Virves / Aleks Lesk

Legends (29)

  • 1972 – Lancia Fulvia HF
  • 1973 – Alpine A110 – Jean-Luc Thérier / Christian Delferier
  • 1974 – Lancia Stratos – Sandro Munari / Mario Mannucci
  • 1979 – Ford Escort MkII 1800 – Björn Waldegård / Hans Thorszelius
  • 1980 – Fiat 131 Abarth – Walter Röhrl / Christian Geistdörfer
  • 1981 – Audi quattro – Michèle Mouton / Fabrizia Pons
  • 1983 – Lancia 037 – Walter Röhrl / Christian Geistdörfer
  • 1984 – Audi quattro A2 – Stig Blomqvist / Björn Cederberg
  • 1985 – Peugeot 205 T16 – Ari Vatanen / Terry Harryman
  • 1986 – Peugeot 205 T16 Evo 2 – Juha Kankkunen / Juha Piironen
  • 1987 – Lancia Delta HF 4WD – Juha Kankkunen / Juha Piironen
  • 1988 – Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione
  • 1992 – Toyota Celica Tubo 4WD – Carlos Sainz / Luís Moya
  • 1993 – Toyota Celica Tubo 4WD – Juha Kankkunen / Juha Piironen
  • 1994 – Toyota Celica Turbo 4WD – Didier Auriol / Bernard Occelli
  • 1997 – Subaru Impreza WRC – Colin McRae / Nicky Grist
  • 1998 – Mitsubishi Lancer Evo V – Tommi Mäkinen / Risto Mannisenmäki
  • 1999 – Toyota Corolla – Carlos Sainz / Luis Moya
  • 2000 – Subaru Impreza S5 WRC ’99 – Richard Burns / Robert Reid
  • *2002 – Peugeot 206 WRC – Marcus Grönholm / Timo Rautiainen
  • 2002 – Citroën Xsara WRC – Sébastien Loeb / Daniel Elena
  • 2004 – Citroën Xsara WRC – Carlos Sainz / Marc Marti
  • 2007 – Ford Focus – Marcus Grönholm / Timo Rautiainen
  • *2010 – Citroën C4 WRC – Sébastien Loeb / Daniel Elena
  • 2011 – Citroën DS3 WRC – 2011 Petter Solberg / Chris Patterson
  • 2016 – Volkswagen Polo WRC – Sébastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia
  • 2016 – Volkswagen Polo WRC – Jari-Matti Latvala / Miikka Anttila
  • 2017 – Ford Fiesta WRC – Sébastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia
  • 2021 – Toyota Yaris WRC – Sébastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia

*Available as a separate DLC. The Peugeot is a pre-order bonus only, the Citroën C4 WRC in the Delxue Edition only.

Bonus (8)

  • *2015 – Porsche 911 GT3 RS RGT (997) – Tour de Corse – Romain Dumas / Gilles de Turckheim
  • *2015 – Porsche 911 GT3 RS RGT (997) – Germany – Romain Dumas / Gilles de Turckheim
  • 2017 – Porsche 911 GT3 RS RGT (997) – Romain Dumas / Gilles de Turckheim
  • 2018 – Citröen C3 WRC Pirelli – Andreas Mikkelsen / Anders Jaeger
  • 2018 – Citröen C3 WRC – Sébastien Loeb / Daniel Elena
  • 2019 – Ford Fiesta Rally3 – FIA Rally Star
  • 2019 – Citröen C3 WRC – Sébastien Ogier / Julien Ingrassia
  • 2021 – Best WRC 10 Livery: Volkswagen Polo Gti Rally2 – Franjo Pavlovic / Christopher Sennikov

*Available as a separate DLC

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