Knoxville Set to Host First U.S. World Rally Championship Race Since 1988
Knoxville will host the first World Rally Championship race in America since 1988.
Knoxville, TN, October 27, 2026 —
Knoxville will host the first World Rally Championship race in America since 1988, according to the information provided. The planned event would mark the championship’s return to the country after a gap of more than three decades.
Details about the race have not been provided. The information does not specify when it will take place, where in Knoxville the competition will be held, or what route or course competitors may use. It also does not identify the event organizers or describe any arrangements for spectators.
The announcement gives no information about the race’s format, participating teams or drivers, or whether the event is part of a broader schedule. No details were provided about permits, public services, road closures or other preparations in Knoxville.
The stated significance is the long interval since the last World Rally Championship race in America in 1988. Further information will be needed to establish the event’s date, venue and practical details. The available summary does not say when those details may be released.
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