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World Rally Championship vs Formula 1

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World Rally Championship Formula 1
Category Rally Open Wheel
Governing Body FIA FIA
Region International International
Founded 1973 1950
Team Count 79 641
Top Countries Italy, France, Germany, Japan, United Kingdom United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, United States, France

World Rally Championship

The pinnacle of rally racing. Factory teams from Toyota, Hyundai, and others compete across dirt, gravel, tarmac, and snow stages in countries around the world.

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Formula 1

The pinnacle of single-seater motorsport. Ten teams compete across 24 Grand Prix worldwide, pushing the boundaries of engineering and driver skill at speeds exceeding 230 mph.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between World Rally Championship and Formula 1?
World Rally Championship and Formula 1 are both major motorsport series—World Rally Championship competes in Rally while Formula 1 is in Open Wheel. World Rally Championship is governed by FIA and was founded in 1973, while Formula 1 is governed by FIA and was founded in 1950. World Rally Championship has 79 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki; Formula 1 has 641.
How many teams does World Rally Championship have?
World Rally Championship has 79 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki. Browse all World Rally Championship teams.
How many teams does Formula 1 have?
Formula 1 has 641 teams indexed on Race Team Wiki. Browse all Formula 1 teams.

World Rally Championship vs Formula 1 — Series Comparison

World Rally Championship and Formula 1 are two major motorsport series compared on Race Team Wiki. World Rally Championship (founded 1973, governed by FIA) races in the International region with 79 teams. Formula 1 (founded 1950, governed by FIA) races in the International region with 641 teams. Race Team Wiki is the comprehensive racing team index covering all motorsport disciplines worldwide.

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