The event spanned 20 special stages covering 316.04 kilometers, forcing teams to balance raw speed with tire durability. When heavy rainfall struck on the opening day, the gravel roads quickly devolved into mud-slicked paths and deep puddles. Despite these volatile conditions, the Dynapro R213 maintained grip and absorbed the impact of repeated high-speed jumps, allowing drivers to preserve steering precision.
Toyota GAZOO Racing’s Sami Pajari claimed victory on home soil, marking his second consecutive win following his success in Estonia. This performance elevates Pajari to second in the Drivers' Championship with 171 points, narrowing the gap to leader Elfyn Evans. The WRC circuit now shifts to Paraguay, where the upcoming ueno Rally from August 27 to 30 will present a new set of variables, including red clay surfaces, deep ruts, and exposed rocks.

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