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Romet Jürgenson’s WRC2 prize drive for winning Junior WRC crown increased to six events Taylor Gill and Max Smart handed second Junior WRC seasons after impressing in 2024 Jose ‘Abito’ Caparó leaves the FIA Rally Star process with high expectations of future success

*Taylor Gill battles back from early delays for impressive Rally Finland triumph *Romet Jürgenson takes nine Stage Win points to maintain championship advantage *Jose ‘Abito’ Caparó completes rain-hit event with second top 10 finish of the season *Max Smart restarts following leg one exit and gains more crucial experience

2024 FIA Rally Star - Rally Finland event preview

2024 FIA Rally Star - Rally Italia Sardegna event preview

Young Estonian star Romet Jürgenson moved into the lead of the FIA Junior WRC championship after his dominant display culminated in victory at Croatia Rally on Sunday.

• Romet Jürgenson charges to breakthrough Junior WRC victory • Taylor Gill makes it an FIA Rally Star one-two with strong drive • Jose ‘Abito’ Caparó bags maiden Junior WRC points in sixth position • Max Smart takes seventh on first full asphalt event

2024 FIA Rally Star - Croatia Rally event preview

The FIA Rally Star drivers contesting the 2024 FIA Junior WRC Championship underlined their potential by delivering performances that belied their limited experience on the Rally Sweden season opener, which finished in the city of Umeå yesterday (February 18).

The FIA Junior World Rally Championship kicks off this week with Rally Sweden (15-18 February 2024), the first of five rounds of the season. Among the 19 crews entered in the Junior series, four will represent the FIA Rally Star program, an innovative initiative launched by the FIA in 2020 to detect and train the future stars of the sport.

Caparo, Gill, Jürgenson and Smart chosen for huge career progression opportunity. Decision taken following review of detailed analysis by FIA Rally Star Committee. Potential to become future FIA World Rally Championship winners a key consideration. Promising quartet can now prepare to take on other young global talents in 2024.