「FIA Junior World Rally Championship」 (JWRC) Total 7 rounds

JWRC
Rd.1

 Rallye Automobile Monte Carlo

Jan. 21st − 23rd

Monaco

JWRC
Rd.2

Corona Rally Mexico

Feb. 11th − 13th

Mexico

JWRC
Rd.3

Supermag Rally Italia-Sardinia

Apr. 29th−May 1st

Italy

JWRC
Rd.4

Acropolis Rally of Greece

Jun. 24th−26th

Greece

JWRC
Rd.5

Neste Rally Finland

Aug. 5th−7th

Finland

JWRC
Rd.6

OMV ADAC Rallye Deutschland

Aug. 26th−28th

Germany

JWRC
Rd.7

Rallye de France − Tour de Corse

Will not nominate as JWRC

JWRC
Rd.8

Rallye de Catalunya-Espana

Oct. 28th−30th

Spain

「FIA World Rally Championship A6 Class」 (WRC Capacity under 1600 cc)　Total 9 rounds

WRC
Rd.2

Uddeholm Swedish Rally

Feb. 11th− 13th

Sweden

WRC
Rd.4

Propecia Rally New Zealand

Apr. 8th− 10th

New Zealand

WRC
Rd.6

Cyprus Rally

May 13th− 15th

Cyprus

WRC
Rd.7

Rally of Turkey

Jun. 3rd− 5th

Turkey

WRC
Rd.9

Rally Argentina

Jul. 8th− 10th

Argentina

WRC
Rd.12

Wales Rally GB

Sep. 16th− 18th

GB

WRC
Rd.13

Rally Japan

Sep. 30th−Oct. 2nd

Japan

WRC
Rd.14

Rallye de France − Tour de Corse

Oct. 21st− 23rd

France

WRC
Rd.16

Telstra Rally Australia

Nov. 11th−13th

Australia

2005 SUZUKI JWRC/WRC A6 Class

Driver

Co-driver

Team

Machine

Per-Gunnar(P-G)
Andersson

Jonas
Andersson

Monster Sport Europe (MSE)

・Suzuki Ignis Super 1600
(First half of 2005)

・Suzuki Swift Super 1600
(Later half of 2005)

Age 24

Sweden

Guy Wilks

Phil Pugh

Monster Sport Europe
(MSE)

・Suzuki Ignis Super 1600
(First half of 2005)

・Suzuki Swift Super 1600
(Later half of 2005)

Age 23

United Kingdom

2005　JWRC SUZUKI drivers

Kosti Katajamaki

Age 27

Finland

Entering from Suzuki Sport Europe (Suzuki Sport Europe KFT.) program

Urmo Aava

Age 25

Estonia