Season 7 of the WRC Flagship sees the drivers face a challenge like never before, racing over 8 weeks in the GR2 cars and taking inspiration from the DTM.

2 weekly races featuring a Sprint and a Feature race and the TRIPLE CROWN will set a whole other challenge with 90 minute races at Le Mans, Monza and the season finale at SPA

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Italian island of Sardegna, this high-speed road course blends fast, sweeping corners with technical sections that challenge both car setup and driver skill. The long straights provide ample overtaking opportunities, while the undulating elevation changes add an extra layer of complexity. Precision and bravery are key to mastering this fan-favourite circuit.

A staple of touring car racing, the Nürburgring GP layout offers a demanding mix of slow, technical corners and high-speed straights. The Mercedes-Arena section challenges drivers with tight, flowing turns, while the back straight and fast chicane provide key overtaking opportunities. Precision braking and smooth throttle control are essential to mastering this legendary German circuit.

Home to the world-famous Le Mans 24 Hours, Circuit de la Sarthe is a true test of endurance, speed, and strategy. Its long straights, including the legendary Mulsanne, demand high top speeds, while technical sections like the Porsche Curves and the Ford Chicane require precision and confidence. Managing tyre wear and slipstreaming are crucial in this high-speed battleground, where races can be won or lost in the final moments.

Returning to the WRC calendar for just the second time, Dragon Trail - Seaside is a high-speed coastal circuit that blends breathtaking scenery with unforgiving challenges. The track’s most infamous section, the "Death Chicane," demands millimetre-perfect precision, with its tight walls and rapid direction changes evoking the intensity of Monaco’s street circuit. Elsewhere, fast-flowing corners and heavy braking zones create prime overtaking opportunities, especially into Turn 1 and the back straight. With little margin for error, mastering this circuit is as much about bravery as it is about skill.

The legendary Temple of Speed returns to the WRC calendar, bringing its signature mix of long straights and high-speed chicanes. However, new for this seaon, turn one is moved some several hundred meters down the track, meaning that the front straight is over a kilometer long. Monza demands precision braking and strong exits, with iconic corners like the Variante del Rettifilo, Ascari, and Parabolica playing crucial roles in both defence and attack. Slipstreaming is key, making this a strategic battleground where races are often decided in the final laps.

While Ferrari isn’t on the grid, the Tifosi will still be out in force, bringing their signature passion and energy to this historic circuit. A true test of raw speed and racecraft, Monza is set to deliver another unforgettable race in a revised layout

Ciao! We remain in Italia for the second event of the italian double header. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Lake Maggiore, this circuit offers a challenging mix of technical corners and fast, sweeping sections. The full course layout pushes drivers to their limits with a blend of high-speed straights and tight, demanding turns like the tricky Turn 1 and the sweeping curves of the back section. Strategy plays a key role here, with tyre management and precision braking crucial to navigating the undulating terrain. As the sun sets over the lake, drivers will need to keep their focus sharp to stay ahead of the competition on this beautiful yet challenging track.

We return to Dragon Trail international raceway, this time at the Gardens layout, where the stunning landscape meets a challenging, technical layout. The circuit’s narrow, winding sections test even the most skilled drivers, with sharp corners and quick direction changes that demand precise car control. The mix of high-speed sections and tight corners requires a balance of bravery and caution, especially in the tricky chicanes and hairpins. As one of the most demanding tracks in the region, this layout offers little room for error, making it a true test of skill and strategy. Expect high-speed battles and thrilling moments as we race through the heart of Croatia once again!

One of the most iconic circuits in the world, Spa-Francorchamps adds another chapter to WRC's storied history. Known for its unpredictable weather and legendary corners, including the high-speed Eau Rouge (It's Radillion, actually) and the challenging Blanchimont, Spa demands precision, bravery, and adaptability.

Think to the past for thrilling moments like MJ, Chunky, and Adnap battling three-wide down towards Les Combes in the GTC S1, or the strategic showdown as Boosted went head-to-head against his own tyres in the Nissan GT-R 'Longboi' in GTC S2. With long straights perfect for slipstreaming and technical corners that test car control, Spa is sure to deliver epic racing and drama from start to finish