The WRC Champion is the title awarded to the best driver in the World Rally Championship (WRC) for a given season. This championship features a series of rally events held on various terrains, including gravel, snow, and asphalt. Drivers compete in specially designed cars, and points are awarded based on their performance in each rally. To become the WRC Champion, a driver must accumulate the most points throughout the season, which typically consists of around 13 to 15 rallies. The championship has a rich history, with notable champions like Sebastien Loeb and Sébastien Ogier dominating the sport in different eras.