Hermann Neubauer won his favorite rally for the sixth time and has suddenly become the top favorite in the national championship race; Marcel Neulinger defended his titles in ORM 3 and the Junior category; Karl Wagner finished second in the EHRC.
Hermann Neubauer is poised for his sixth victory in Weiz / The national champion's retirement opens up title chances for his pursuers / Jari-Matti Latvala is flying in his Toyota Celica in the EHRC.
After three of the eleven stages held so far, national champion Hermann Neubauer holds a razor-thin lead over Simon Wagner; capricious weather affected the start.
The Rally Weiz 2026 was kicked off last night in a fantastic atmosphere and high spirits / The drivers and their cars were celebrated at the opening party in Europa-Allee / The rally starts today at 3:30 pm.
Given the forecast mid-summer temperatures, this year’s Rallye Weiz could see severe storms, particularly in the afternoons—so it is always worth keeping an eye on the sky.
Hermann Neubauer won his favorite rally for the sixth time and has suddenly become the top favorite in the national championship race; Marcel Neulinger defended his titles in ORM 3 and the Junior category; Karl Wagner finished second in the EHRC.
Hermann Neubauer is poised for his sixth victory in Weiz / The national champion's retirement opens up title chances for his pursuers / Jari-Matti Latvala is flying in his Toyota Celica in the EHRC.
After three of the eleven stages held so far, national champion Hermann Neubauer holds a razor-thin lead over Simon Wagner; capricious weather affected the start.
The Rally Weiz 2026 was kicked off last night in a fantastic atmosphere and high spirits / The drivers and their cars were celebrated at the opening party in Europa-Allee / The rally starts today at 3:30 pm
Given the forecast mid-summer temperatures, this year’s Rallye Weiz could see severe storms, particularly in the afternoons—so it is always worth keeping an eye on the sky.
The ADAC Opel GSE Rally Cup is visiting the Rallye Weiz for the fourth time / For the first time, there is a direct comparison with petrol-powered cars on all special stages / Drivers from nine nations are piloting the Opel Mokka GSE Rally, which produces up to 280 hp.
Rallye Weiz (July 17 & 18) features a full lineup: from legends of the European Historic Rally Championship to electric GSE rally cars. Right in the thick of the action, 21 teams from the Austrian Rallye Challenge are battling for ARC points.
88 teams from 14 countries have submitted their entries for the 2026 Rally Weiz. A total of eleven special stages covering just under 140 km await the competitors.
While national champion Simon Wagner could clinch his sixth consecutive title next week, the other TEC7 ORM categories are also entering a crucial, high-stakes phase.
The two luminaries of the international rally scene will line up next week in the Historic European Championship as part of the fifth ORM round in Eastern Styria.
88 Teams total from 14 countries: 54 Teams from Austria, Germany 9, Italy 7, England 4, France, Switzerland, Netherlands and Sweden 2, Finland, Poland, Qatar, Czech Republick, Spain and Belgium 1 Team...
Next year, from July 16th to 18th, there will be two Historic European Championships in Eastern Styria: the newly created Pre-1992 and Pre-2000 classes. Furthermore, a completely new special stage is being planned.
The world's first electric one-make cup enters its sixth season under a new name / Attractive calendar with seven rallies in six countries / The new Opel Mokka GSE Rally is undergoing an intensive development program.
Rallye Weiz celebrated its premiere in the Austrian Rallye Championship in 2012, prior it was run as a Austrian Rallye Challenge event three times. Hermann Neubauer is currently the most successful driver, winning Rallye Weiz five times.
Developed as a special app for a national championship in close coordination of the races, the TEC7 ORM app contains all the important information about the rallies of the Austrian National Championship.
Attention: Rallying is spectacular, but can also be dangerous. Safety has first priority! As spectator on the event the following safety rules must be respected for your safety.