The following is a list of WRC-winners and links to more detailed season information and statistics - click each year.

WRC Championship Standings List :
 

Yr	Pos.	Driver	Manufacturer	Class	Events
2007	1st.	S. Loeb (116pts)	Ford (212pts)	World Rally Car	16
	Again a battle between Loeb and Grönholm only, but this time was not as easy as Loeb winning in his armchair at home, it went down to the wire. The makes was clearer for Ford’s stronger second driver.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2006	1st.	S. Loeb (112pts)	Ford (195pts)	World Rally Car	16
	Mass withdrawal and privateer teams allowed to score manufacturer points. Loeb dominates so much that he doesn't even need to turn up to claim his title!   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2005	1st.	S. Loeb (127pts)	Citroën (188pts)	World Rally Car	16
	All very much like 2004   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2004	1st.	S. Loeb (118pts)	Citroën (194pts)	World Rally Car	16
	Citroën and Loeb conquer all. Many rather strange rule changes. I hope I don't get in trouble saying this is where everything started to go wrong with the WRC!   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2003	1st.	P. Solberg (72pts)	Citroën (160pts)	World Rally Car	14
	Hot battle between PSA sisters and enough controvery in team changes and drivers title fights.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2002	1st.	M. Grönholm (77pts)	Peugeot (165pts)	World Rally Car	14
	Marcus Gronholm strolls to championship victory in the all-conquering Peugeot.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2001	1st.	R. Burns (44pts)	Peugeot (106pts)	World Rally Car	14
	Richard Burns snatches his first world title at a record low score from Makinen and McRae, but Peugeot win the manufacturer's title.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
2000	1st.	M. Grönholm (65pts)	Peugeot (111pts)	World Rally Car	14
	Marcus Gronholm gains his first world title as Peugeot return with a full programme with the 206WRC and also winning their title.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1999	1st.	T. Mäkinen (62pts)	Toyota (109pts)	World Rally Car	14
	Manufacturers flood in to compete in the WRC, as Toyota win the teams' title and Makinen secures four in a row with ageing Mitubishi.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1998	1st.	T. Mäkinen (58pts)	Mitsubishi (91pts)	World Rally Car	13
	Sainz joins Auriol at Toyota, however nothing can stop Tommi Makinen from gaining his third world title.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1997	1st.	T. Mäkinen (63pts)	Subaru (114pts)	World Rally Car	14
	The world rally car is introduced, however Tommi Makinen continues his dominance in Group A machinery.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1994	1st.	D. Auriol (116pts)	Toyota (151pts)	Group A	10
	Subaru, Mitsubishi and foremost Toyota stamp their class on the championship - with Didier Auriol earning a well-deserved driver's title.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1987	1st.	J. Kankkunen (100pts)	Lancia (140pts)	Group A	13
	Group B thrown out as Lancia sweep all before them. Juha Kankkunen claims his second world title.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar
1979	1st.	B. Waldegaard (120pts)	Ford (122pts)	Open	12
	The first year of the modern world rally championship, with Bjorn Waldegard becoming the inaugural world champion.   Season Summary | Season Points | Events Calendar

Click on a the year for each season above for more information.