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Expectations: as Rovanpera steps back and only contests partial programme, it's either multiple vice-champion Evans with strong Toyota - or Hyundai returnee Ott Tanak that will take the title. Neuville does not have what it takes and will finish 3rd again.


Changes
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Calendar was again published quite late (19.10.2023) and changes in it saw Estonia replaced with neighbouring Latvia (new event) and Poland made return as Mexico was dropped. Safari moved from summer to spring while Acropolis and Chile swapped places.

Championship points scoring scheme was radically altered to a more convoluted and confusing direction.


Drivers scoring their
first win
  no new winners
first drivers' point
  G. Linnamae (Sweden)
  L. Joona (Sweden)
  M. Heikkila (Sweden)
  R. Korhonen (Sweden)
  J. McErlean (Portugal)
  M. Sesks (Poland)
  R. Virves (Acropolis)
  F. Mares (Central Eur. Rally)
first stage win
  G. Linnamae (Sweden)
  M. Sesks (Latvia)
  S. Pajari (Finland)
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