For its debut in the world championship, the Ypres rally takes place from August 13 to 15. On television or on the internet, how can you see the 20 specials?
After discovering Croatia in the spring, the world rally championship sets out to conquer a new destination by putting its wheels on the tarmac ofYpres. Belgium thus becomes the 35th country to host a world rally championship event since the discipline’s launch in 1973. Although this is his baptism of fire in the WRC, the Ypres rally is not a young first. This round on asphalt benefits from a rich history, over more than half a century, having dedicated several renowned French pilots, such as Bernard Darniche (1977), Jean-Claude Andruet (1981) and Jean Ragnotti (1985). Obviously, the Belgian pilots have distinguished themselves on numerous occasions, notably Freddy Loix, record holder for the number of wins (11), while Thierry Neuville won in 2018 driving a Hyundai i20 R5.
=> Rally Ypres 2021: follow all the stages live (info, rankings)
Ypres, the 20 stages live …
Ypres’ big WRC debut could have happened last year, when the Belgian rally had integrated the calendar to compensate for the many cancellations resulting from the pandemic, before having to give up too because of the organizational difficulties caused by the health crisis. For this 2021 season, he was simply on the reserve list and it is the defection of his British counterpart that has earned him to be promoted to the rank of incumbent. Contested entirely on tarmac, the Ypres rally is the 8th of 12 stages on the program of the current WRC calendar. For its 2021 edition, it offers a relatively compact menu with around 295 km timed divided into 20 specials, from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 August.
Canal+ (France), RTBF (Belgique), WRC+ All Live
Whether you are in France, Belgium, or anywhere else, here is the information to remember to watch the event on television or in streaming. Within France, it is advisable to turn to the channels of the Canal + group, to see live specials and daily summaries. On the occasion of this Ypres rally, four stages will be broadcast live, two on Saturday (ES10 and ES14) and two on Sunday (ES18 and ES20), all on Canal + Offset. For his part, Belgium is pulling out all the stops on the public service through the RTBF, mobilized to broadcast all 20 specials on its streaming service RTBF Auvio, while the 20th and final timed event, Sunday noon, will also be showing on the Tip! k channel. In addition, whatever the country, it is possible to see all the stages by subscribing to WRC+ All Live, the official streaming service of the World Rally Championship.
Thursday August 12, 2021
- 5.30 p.m. – Presentation of the Ypres rally (Canal + Sport)
Friday August 13, 2021
- 6:10 am – Presentation (Canal +)
- 8:00 a.m. – Presentation (Canal + Sport)
- 12:35 p.m. – Presentation (Canal + Sport)
- 1:00 p.m. – DIRECT from the start ceremony (WRC + All Live)
- 13:35 – LIVE from stages 1 to 8 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 1 (Red Bull TV)
Saturday August 14, 2021
- 8:15 am – LIVE from specials 9 to 16 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 8:25 am – Summary Day 1 (Canal + Sport)
- 10:00 am – DIRECT Special 10 (Canal + Décalé)
- 3:00 p.m. – DIRECT Special 14 (Canal + Décalé)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 2 (Red Bull TV)
Sunday August 15, 2021
- 7:45 am – LIVE from specials 17 to 20 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 8:05 am – Summary Day 2 (Canal + Sport)
- 09h00 – DIRECT Special 18 (Canal + Décalé)
- 12:00 – DIRECT Special 20 – Power Stage (Canal + Décalé, Tip! K)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 3 (Red Bull TV)
Tuesday August 17, 2021
- 7:50 p.m. – Full summary of the Ypres rally (Canal + Sport)
Wednesday August 18, 2021
- 05.50 a.m. – Full summary (Canal +)
- 7:40 a.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
- 1:45 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Friday August 20, 2021
- 12:30 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Saturday August 21, 2021
- 6:00 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Plus d’infos rallye WRC :
WRC 2022 calendar: rally dates and times
Rally WRC 2021: calendar, standings, drivers, teams
WRC 2021 calendar: rally dates and times
For its debut in the world championship, the Ypres rally takes place from August 13 to 15. On television or on the internet, how can you see the 20 specials?
After discovering Croatia in the spring, the world rally championship sets out to conquer a new destination by putting its wheels on the tarmac ofYpres. Belgium thus becomes the 35th country to host a world rally championship event since the discipline’s launch in 1973. Although this is his baptism of fire in the WRC, the Ypres rally is not a young first. This round on asphalt benefits from a rich history, over more than half a century, having dedicated several renowned French pilots, such as Bernard Darniche (1977), Jean-Claude Andruet (1981) and Jean Ragnotti (1985). Obviously, the Belgian pilots have distinguished themselves on numerous occasions, notably Freddy Loix, record holder for the number of wins (11), while Thierry Neuville won in 2018 driving a Hyundai i20 R5.
=> Rally Ypres 2021: follow all the stages live (info, rankings)
Ypres, the 20 stages live …
Ypres’ big WRC debut could have happened last year, when the Belgian rally had integrated the calendar to compensate for the many cancellations resulting from the pandemic, before having to give up too because of the organizational difficulties caused by the health crisis. For this 2021 season, he was simply on the reserve list and it is the defection of his British counterpart that has earned him to be promoted to the rank of incumbent. Contested entirely on tarmac, the Ypres rally is the 8th of 12 stages on the program of the current WRC calendar. For its 2021 edition, it offers a relatively compact menu with around 295 km timed divided into 20 specials, from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 August.
Canal+ (France), RTBF (Belgique), WRC+ All Live
Whether you are in France, Belgium, or anywhere else, here is the information to remember to watch the event on television or in streaming. Within France, it is advisable to turn to the channels of the Canal + group, to see live specials and daily summaries. On the occasion of this Ypres rally, four stages will be broadcast live, two on Saturday (ES10 and ES14) and two on Sunday (ES18 and ES20), all on Canal + Offset. For his part, Belgium is pulling out all the stops on the public service through the RTBF, mobilized to broadcast all 20 specials on its streaming service RTBF Auvio, while the 20th and final timed event, Sunday noon, will also be showing on the Tip! k channel. In addition, whatever the country, it is possible to see all the stages by subscribing to WRC+ All Live, the official streaming service of the World Rally Championship.
Thursday August 12, 2021
- 5.30 p.m. – Presentation of the Ypres rally (Canal + Sport)
Friday August 13, 2021
- 6:10 am – Presentation (Canal +)
- 8:00 a.m. – Presentation (Canal + Sport)
- 12:35 p.m. – Presentation (Canal + Sport)
- 1:00 p.m. – DIRECT from the start ceremony (WRC + All Live)
- 13:35 – LIVE from stages 1 to 8 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 1 (Red Bull TV)
Saturday August 14, 2021
- 8:15 am – LIVE from specials 9 to 16 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 8:25 am – Summary Day 1 (Canal + Sport)
- 10:00 am – DIRECT Special 10 (Canal + Décalé)
- 3:00 p.m. – DIRECT Special 14 (Canal + Décalé)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 2 (Red Bull TV)
Sunday August 15, 2021
- 7:45 am – LIVE from specials 17 to 20 (WRC + All Live, RTBF Auvio)
- 8:05 am – Summary Day 2 (Canal + Sport)
- 09h00 – DIRECT Special 18 (Canal + Décalé)
- 12:00 – DIRECT Special 20 – Power Stage (Canal + Décalé, Tip! K)
- 10:00 p.m. – Summary Day 3 (Red Bull TV)
Tuesday August 17, 2021
- 7:50 p.m. – Full summary of the Ypres rally (Canal + Sport)
Wednesday August 18, 2021
- 05.50 a.m. – Full summary (Canal +)
- 7:40 a.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
- 1:45 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Friday August 20, 2021
- 12:30 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Saturday August 21, 2021
- 6:00 p.m. – Full summary (Canal + Sport)
Plus d’infos rallye WRC :
WRC 2022 calendar: rally dates and times
Rally WRC 2021: calendar, standings, drivers, teams
WRC 2021 calendar: rally dates and times
