On Stage

Career stats, recent results, photos from the rally stages, and exclusive coaching.

Greg Munster

From competing in Belgium’s junior categories to taking on the world’s toughest rally stages, Greg has been all in! Pushing limits, chasing stage wins, and leaving nothing on the stages.

Number: #13
Nationality: Luxembourg
Date of birth: 24 DEC 1998
Height: 189cm
Current Car: Hyundai I20N
Favorite event: Monte-Carlo
Starts: 152
WRC start: 30

2018

Greg competed in the Opel Adam Cup in Germany, one of Europe’s most competitive junior development series. Alongside it, he contested the Belgian Junior Championship with the Opel Adam R2, winning the title in his first season while gaining valuable experience in a more powerful car.

Belgian Junior Rally Champions with the Opel Adam R2.

2019

Promoted to the FIA ERC Junior Championship with the Opel Adam R2, Greg contested his first international rallies on both tarmac and gravel. Despite competing against the latest turbocharged R2 machinery, the season proved to be a crucial step in his development.

First international experience on gravel at the Azores Rallye.

2020

Greg stepped up to four-wheel-drive machinery in the FIA ERC3 Junior Championship. After a season-long battle with Oliver Solberg, he finished runner-up in the championship and proved he was ready to take the next step onto the FIA World Rally Championship stage.

ERC3 Junior victories in Hungary and Portugal.

2022

Greg embarked on his first full WRC2 campaign but budget constraints threatened his season. Support from Jourdan Serderidis helped him remain on the start list. Despite mechanical setbacks in Croatia and Greece, he finished the season strongly in Japan.

Maiden WRC2 victory in Japan with the Hyundai I20 N Rally2.

2023

Following his maiden WRC2 victory, Greg joined M-Sport for a second full WRC2 campaign in the Ford Fiesta Rally2. A standout appearance in Junior WRC and his first experience in Rally1 machinery at the end of the season paved the way for the next chapter of his career.

Standout performance in Estonia, taking victory in the Junior WRC.

First experience behind the wheel of the Ford Puma Rally1.

2024

Greg earned his first full Rally1 campaign as M-Sport Ford and Red Bull placed their trust in a young driver line-up alongside Adrien Fourmaux. Competing at the pinnacle of the sport, he went head-to-head with the world’s best drivers throughout the FIA World Rally Championship season.

Four Top 5 finishes in his first full WRC Rally1 season.

2025

With the end of the hybrid era and the arrival of Hankook tyres, 2025 brought a new challenge. Despite a less competitive M-Sport Ford package, Greg delivered two top-five finishes and claimed two WRC stage wins during the season.

2026

After two seasons at the highest level, Greg moved back to Rally2 as an HMSG Ambassador. Driving BMA’s Hyundai i20 N Rally2, he takes on a selected programme across Europe, competing in different championships to measure himself against the strongest local drivers.