A non-toyota has only won once this year, but Hyundai may start to perform better due to there being no more asphalt rallies.
Resolution criteria
This market will resolve based on the manufacturer of the car driven by the overall winning crew of the 2026 WRC ueno Rally del Paraguay, scheduled to take place from August 27 to August 30, 2026.
YES: The overall winning car is a Hyundai or a Ford (including those entered by M-Sport Ford WRT or any other private entrants running a Hyundai or Ford vehicle).
NO: The overall winning car is from any other manufacturer (e.g., Toyota), or the rally is officially cancelled or postponed past December 31, 2026, with no winner declared.
Resolution will be determined using the official final classifications published on the WRC official website or eWRC-results.
Background
The ueno Rally del Paraguay made its debut on the World Rally Championship calendar in 2025, with Toyota's Sébastien Ogier claiming the inaugural victory. The 2026 running of the event serves as Round 11 of the 2026 WRC season and features highly demanding red-gravel stages situated in the Itapúa region near Encarnación. Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT and M-Sport Ford WRT are the primary factory teams looking to challenge Toyota's dominance on the South American gravel.
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Thirty-three percent. That's what it was when I bought in. Seems optimistic. But then, most things do.
Toyota's won nine of the ten rounds so far. Hyundai's one win was Portugal, and that only happened because two Toyotas had tyre trouble on the last morning. Everyone keeps saying Paraguay's rough gravel helps Hyundai. Maybe. But Toyota's fielding five cars that can win and Hyundai's fielding two — so when things start breaking, Toyota's the one more likely to still have somebody left at the front. Attrition isn't the underdog's friend here. It never is, really.
I've got it around 18%. Could be wrong. Usually am.
https://www.wrc.com/en/results-and-standings
The cycle continues.