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1982 World Rally Championship

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10th season of the FIA World Rally Championship
1982World Rally Championship
World Drivers' Champion:
Walter Röhrl
World Manufacturers' Champion:
Audi
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The1982 World Rally Championship was the tenth season of theFédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA)World Rally Championship (WRC). The season consisted of 12rallies. By this time, the schedule format had become generally stable with only one or two changes to venues year to year. 1982 marked the return ofNew Zealand to the schedule in place ofArgentina'sRally Codasur.

1982 was marked by the dominance of the Germans, with two German manufacturersOpel andAudi taking first and second in the manufacturer's title race. Opel's driver, GermanWalter Röhrl, seized the driver's title. Audi pilotsMichèle Mouton andHannu Mikkola took second and third in the drivers' race, but their combined efforts were enough to put Audi over the top for the work's cup. Mouton's finish is the best by a female driver to this day.

As with previous seasons, while all 12 events were calculated for tallying the drivers' scores, only 10 of the events applied to the championship for manufacturers. The two events in 1982 which applied only to driver standings wereSweden and theRallye Côte d'Ivoire. Röhrl's strong performance in both of these rallies would have improved Opel's bid for a world title had they counted for manufacturers as well as drivers.

Calendar

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Rd.Start dateFinish dateRallyRally headquartersSurfaceStagesDistancePoints
116 January22 JanuaryMonaco50th Rallye Automobile Monte-CarloMonte CarloMixed32747.81 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
212 February14 FebruarySweden32nd International Swedish RallyKarlstad,Värmland CountySnow25366.51 kmDrivers only
33 March6 MarchPortugal16th Rallye de Portugal - Vinho do PortoEstoril, LisbonMixed40637.07 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
48 April12 AprilKenya30th Marlboro Safari RallyNairobiGravelN/A5016 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
56 May8 MayFrance26th Tour de Corse - Rallye de FranceAjaccio, CorsicaTarmac271176.10 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
631 May3 JuneGreece29th Rothmans Acropolis RallyAthensGravel571004.58 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
726 June29 JuneNew Zealand13th Motogard Rally of New ZealandAucklandGravel381014.26 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
CJulyJulyArgentinaRally CodasurTucumánGravel????Drivers & Manufacturers
811 August14 AugustBrazil4th Marlboro Rallye do BrasilSão PauloGravel29705.98 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
927 August29 AugustFinland32nd Rally of the 1000 LakesJyväskylä, Central FinlandGravel47479.82 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
103 October9 OctoberItaly24th Rallye SanremoSanremo, LiguriaMixed56735.44 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
1127 October1 NovemberIvory Coast14th Marlboro Rallye Cote d'IvoireAbidjanGravelN/A5001 kmDrivers only
1221 November25 NovemberUnited Kingdom38th Lombard RAC RallyYorkGravel69711.73 kmDrivers & Manufacturers
Sources:[1][2]

Rally Codasur was cancelled due to an economic crisis in Argentina and the outbreak of theFalklands war. Rally Brazil became part of the Manufacturers championship to compensate.[3]

Teams and drivers

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TeamConstructorCarTyreDriversRounds
GermanyAudi SportAudiQuattroKFinlandHannu Mikkola1–3, 5–12
FranceMichèle Mouton1–3, 5–12
ItalyMichele Cinotto1, 6, 10
SwedenStig Blomqvist2, 9–10
AustriaFranz Wittmann3, 5, 10
GermanyHarald Demuth10, 12
United KingdomMalcolm Wilson12
United StatesJohn Buffum12
GermanyRothmans Opel Rally TeamOpelAscona 400MGermanyWalter Röhrl1–8, 10–11
GermanyJochi Kleint1, 5, 12
SwedenBjörn Johansson2, 9, 11–12
FinlandHenri Toivonen3, 6, 9–10, 12
FinlandRauno Aaltonen4
United KingdomJimmy McRae6, 12
FinlandAri Vatanen12
United KingdomBill Dobie12
FranceCharles PozziFerrari308 GTBMFranceJean-Claude Andruet1, 5
FranceGuy Chasseuil5
FrancePorsche AlmérasPorsche911 SCMFranceGuy Fréquelin1, 5
SwedenBjörn Waldegård1
FranceJean-Luc Thérier1, 3
ItalySandro Munari4
FranceBernard Béguin5
FranceFrancis Vincent5
FranceJacques Alméras5
FrancePierre Orsini5
SwedenPer Eklund9
FranceRenault SportRenault5 TurboMFranceBruno Saby1, 5, 11
FranceDany Snobeck1
FranceJean-Luc Thérier5
FranceJean Ragnotti5, 11
FranceFrançois Chatriot5
FranceJean-Pierre Manzagol5
FranceCitroën CompétitionsCitroënVisaMFranceAlain Coppier1, 3, 5–6, 9, 12
FranceChristian Dorche1–3, 5–6, 10, 12
FranceOlivier Tabatoni2–3, 6, 9–10, 12
FranceChristian Rio5
FranceMaurice Chomat5
JapanTeam RalliartMitsubishiLancer 2000 TurboYSwedenLars Carlsson1
NetherlandsAndré Jetten1
FinlandPentti Airikkala9, 12
SwedenAnders Kulläng9–10, 12
FrancePeugeot FrancePeugeot505 V6
104 ZS
MFranceClaude Laurent1, 5
FranceFrançois Chauche1, 5, 12
FranceRené Defour1, 5, 12
FranceAlain Ambrosino11
United KingdomDavid Sutton MotorsportFordEscort RS 1800PFinlandAri Vatanen2, 9
FinlandLasse Lampi2, 9
FinlandHarri Toivonen9, 12
JapanTeam Nissan EuropeNissanViolet GT/160 J
Violet GTS
DSwedenSören Nilsson2, 12
FinlandTimo Salonen3–4, 6–7, 9, 12
United KingdomTony Pond3–4, 6–7
KenyaShekhar Mehta4, 6–8
KenyaMike Kirkland4
KenyaJayant Shah4
GreeceGeorge Moschous6
FinlandErkki Pitkänen9, 12
FinlandPeter Geitel9, 12
United Kingdom Andy Dawson12
JapanToyota Team EuropeToyotaCelica 2000 GT (RA45)
Celica 2000 GT (RA64)
PSwedenLeif Asterhag2, 12
SwedenBjörn Waldegård3, 7, 11–12
SwedenPer Eklund3, 7, 11–12
LebanonSamir Assef11
SwedenOve Andersson11
ItalyMartini LanciaLanciaRally 037PItalyAttilio Bettega5
FinlandMarkku Alén5–6, 9–10, 12
ItalyAdartico Vudafieri6, 11
ItalyFabrizio Tabaton10
FranceBMW FranceBMWM1PFranceBernard Darniche5
FrancePeugeot Talbot SportTalbotSunbeam LotusP
M
FinlandAntero Laine9
ItalyFederico Ormezzano10
SwedenStig Blomqvist12
FranceGuy Fréquelin12
United KingdomChris Lord12
United KingdomBlydenstein RacingVauxhallChevette 2300 HSRMUnited KingdomRussell Brookes9, 12
United KingdomTony Pond12
United KingdomTerry Kaby12
United KingdomGeorge Hill12
United KingdomRussell Gooding12

Championship for manufacturers

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1982 World Rally Championship for Manufacturers
RankManufacturersEventTotal
points
Monaco
MON
Portugal
POR
Kenya
KEN
France
FRA
Greece
GRC
New Zealand
NZL
Brazil
BRA
Finland
FIN
Italy
ITA
United Kingdom
GBR
1West GermanyAudi1618(6)1810181818116
2West GermanyOpel18(12)16121614(9)1414104
3JapanNissan1812121557
4United KingdomFord1289161055
5JapanToyota1618741
6FranceRenault10184234
7West GermanyPorsche141428
8JapanMitsubishi814628
9ItalyLancia101525
10United KingdomTalbot131124
11FranceCitroën14923
12United KingdomVauxhall10919
13ItalyFerrari1616
14JapanMazda1414
West GermanyVolkswagen1414
16United KingdomBritish Leyland Cars1212
17JapanSubaru1010
18ItalyFiat66
1982 World Rally Championship point awards for manufacturers
Overall
finish
Group finish
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118
21716
3161514
415141312
51413121110
61312111098
71211109876
81110987654
91098765432
109876543211

Championship for drivers

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1982 World Rally Championship for Drivers
RankDriverEventTotal
points
Monaco
MON
Sweden
SWE
Portugal
POR
Kenya
KEN
France
FRA
Greece
GRC
New Zealand
NZL
Brazil
BRA
Finland
FIN
Italy
ITA
Ivory Coast
CIV
United Kingdom
GBR
1West GermanyWalter Röhrl201215(10)151215(12)20109
2FranceMichèle Mouton82042020101597
3FinlandHannu Mikkola1520152070
4SwedenStig Blomqvist201520358
5SwedenPer Eklund10151515257
6SwedenBjörn Waldegård2012436
7FinlandHenri Toivonen1281232
8KenyaShekhar Mehta201030
9FranceBruno Saby881026
10FranceJean Ragnotti2020
11FinlandTimo Salonen101020
12FranceGuy Fréquelin10616
13FinlandAri Vatanen1515
FranceJean-Claude Andruet1515
15FranceJean-Luc Thérier1212
AustriaFranz Wittmann1212
KenyaMike Kirkland1212
FranceBernard Béguin1212
UruguayDomingo De Vitta1212
FinlandPentti Airikkala1212
21FinlandMarkku Alén21012
22United KingdomRussell Brookes6612
23PortugalCarlos Torres1010
United KingdomTony Pond1010
BrazilAparecido Rodrigues1010
26FranceAlain Coppier88
KenyaJayant Shah88
GreeceIórgos Moschous88
New ZealandRod Millen88
FinlandAntero Laine88
FranceAlain Ambrosino88
West GermanyHarald Demuth88
33FranceDany Snobeck66
FinlandLasse Lampi66
PortugalMário Silva66
KenyaRob Collinge66
United KingdomJimmy McRae66
New ZealandTony Teesdale66
ItalyMichele Cinotto66
Ivory CoastEugène Salim66
41West GermanyJochi Kleint44
SwedenSören Nilsson44
PortugalAntónio Ferreira da Cunha44
JapanYoshinobu Takahashi44
GreecePavlos Moschoutis44
FranceJean-Louis Leyraud44
FinlandHarri Uotila44
SwedenAnders Kulläng44
49FrancePhilippe Touren33
SwedenKalle Grundel33
FranceChristian Dorche33
KenyaFrank Tundo33
FranceFrancis Vincent33
GreeceLeonidas33
New ZealandMalcolm Stewart33
FinlandJouni Kinnunen33
ItalyMiki Biasion33
58FranceJean-Pierre Ballet22
SwedenBengt Thorsell22
FranceOlivier Tabatoni22
KenyaJavaid Alam22
GreeceAnastasios Gemenis22
New ZealandPaul Adams22
FinlandSeppo Mustonen22
ItalyLivio Lupidi22
66West GermanyJürgen Barth11
SwedenMikael Ericsson11
BrazilJorge Fleck11
KenyaRamesh Khoda11
FranceRobert Simonetti11
West GermanyFritz Heisler11
New Zealand Reg Cook11
FinlandHenri Palmroos11
ItalyVittorio Caneva11
United KingdomMalcolm Wilson11
1982 World Rally Championship point awards for drivers
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Events

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1982 World Rally Championship event map
Black = TarmacBrown = GravelBlue = Snow/IceRed = Mixed Surface
1982 World Rally Championship schedule and results
RoundRally nameStagesPodium finishers
RankDriverCo-driverCarTime
1Monaco
Monte Carlo Rally
(16–22 January)
32 stages
753 km
Tarmac
1West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 4008:20:33
2FinlandHannu MikkolaSwedenArne HertzAudi Quattro8:24:22
3FranceJean-Luc ThérierFranceMichel VialPorsche 911 SC8:32:38
2Sweden
Swedish Rally[4]
(12–14 February)
25 stages
358 km
Snow/Ice
1SwedenStig BlomqvistSwedenBjörn CederbergAudi Quattro3:40:15
2FinlandAri VatanenUnited KingdomTerry HarrymanFord Escort RS18003:42:51
3West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 4003:44:29
3Portugal
Rallye de Portugal
(2–8 March)
40 stages
639 km
Gravel/Tarmac
1FranceMichèle MoutonItalyFabrizia PonsAudi Quattro7:39:36
2SwedenPer EklundSwedenRagnar SpjuthToyota Celica 2000GT7:52:43
3AustriaFranz WittmannWest GermanyPeter DiekmannAudi Quattro8:07:25
4Kenya
Safari Rally
(8–12 April)
83 controls
5120 km
Gravel
1KenyaShekhar MehtaKenyaMike DoughtyDatsun Violet GT+4:26 pen
2West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 400+5:07 pen
3KenyaMike KirklandKenyaAnton LevitanDatsun Violet GT+6:16 pen
5France
Tour de Corse
(6–8 May)
27 stages
1176 km
Tarmac
1FranceJean RagnottiFranceJean-Marc AndriéRenault 5 Turbo14:11:19
2FranceJean-Claude AndruetFrance'Biche'Ferrari 308 GTB14:16:57
3FranceBernard BéguinFranceJean-Jacques LennePorsche 911 SC14:20:11
6Greece
Acropolis Rally
(31 May–3 June)
56 stages
967 km
Gravel
1FranceMichèle MoutonItalyFabrizia PonsAudi Quattro12:54:44
2West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 40013:08:23
3FinlandHenri ToivonenUnited KingdomFred GallagherOpel Ascona 40013:17:21
7New Zealand
Rally New Zealand
(26–29 June)
38 stages
1014 km
Gravel
1SwedenBjörn WaldegårdSwedenHans ThorszeliusToyota Celica 2000GT10:28:08
2SwedenPer EklundSwedenRagnar SpjuthToyota Celica 2000GT10:31:21
3West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 40010:33:37
8Brazil
Rallye do Brasil
(11–14 August)
29 stages
706 km
Gravel
1FranceMichèle MoutonItalyFabrizia PonsAudi Quattro8:16:24
2West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 4008:51:49
3UruguayDomingo de VittaUruguayDaniel MuzioFord Escort 1.610:15:30
9Finland
1000 Lakes Rally
(27–29 August)
46 stages
469 km
Gravel
1FinlandHannu MikkolaSwedenArne HertzAudi Quattro4:19:05
2SwedenStig BlomqvistSwedenBjörn CederbergAudi Quattro4:19:33
3FinlandPentti AirikkalaFinlandJuha PiironenMitsubishi Lancer Turbo4:23:22
10Italy
Rallye Sanremo
(3–8 October)
56 stages
735 km
Gravel/Tarmac
1SwedenStig BlomqvistSwedenBjörn CederbergAudi Quattro8:37:47
2FinlandHannu MikkolaSwedenArne HertzAudi Quattro8:40:03
3West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 4008:40:14
11Ivory Coast
Rallye Côte d'Ivoire[4]
(27 October–1 November)
54 controls
4995 km
Gravel
1West GermanyWalter RöhrlWest GermanyChristian GeistdörferOpel Ascona 400+8:43 pen
2SwedenPer EklundSwedenRagnar SpjuthToyota Celica 2000GT+10:17 pen
3SwedenBjörn WaldegårdSwedenHans ThorszeliusToyota Celica 2000GT+11:00 pen
12United Kingdom
RAC Rally
(21–25 November)
68 stages
716 km
Gravel/Tarmac
1FinlandHannu MikkolaSwedenArne HertzAudi Quattro8:01:46
2FranceMichèle MoutonItalyFabrizia PonsAudi Quattro8:06:03
3FinlandHenri ToivonenUnited KingdomFred GallagherOpel Ascona 4008:06:12
  1. ^"WRC 1982".eWRC-results.com. Retrieved11 September 2025.
  2. ^"1982 WRC calendar".Jonkka's World Rally Archive. Retrieved11 September 2025.
  3. ^"RALLY REVIEW, September 1982".Motorsport Magazine. September 1982. Retrieved11 September 2025.
  4. ^abEvent not included in the Manufacturers' Championship

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