2026 SportZoo FIA WRC

2026 SportZoo FIA WRC brings an officially licensed collection of rally trading cards featuring drivers, co-drivers, teams and cars from the FIA World Rally Championship. At Antci, you will find Retail, Blaster and Hobby products, complete sets and singles, including autographed cards, memorabilia cards and low-numbered parallel cards.

About the 2026 SportZoo FIA WRC Collection

The collection is built around a 216-card Base Set featuring the leading WRC crews, drivers from the lower categories and young talents. Some of the biggest names include Sébastien Ogier, Thierry Neuville, Elfyn Evans, Takamoto Katsuta, Oliver Solberg and Sami Pajari.

The Base Set is complemented by a range of insert, parallel, autograph and memorabilia sets. Each box format offers a different configuration, making every product suitable for a different style of collecting.

The Retail Box contains the highest number of cards and is best suited to collectors who want to build the Base Set, collect Wild Pink parallels or explore a broader selection of the collection.

The Blaster Box offers a more accessible entry point while still providing a chance to pull rarer inserts and autographed cards. This format also includes the Stage Kings set, which ranks among the most interesting non-autographed sets in the entire collection.

The Hobby format is focused primarily on premium content. It includes autographed cards, cards signed by both members of a crew, memorabilia cards, low-numbered parallels and the rarest 1/1 versions.

Antci’s View of the Collection

We consider the Stage Kings set one of the strongest parts of the collection. It contains only 18 cards, features a distinctive design and includes several of the leading WRC drivers. Due to its low pull rate, even the base version will be difficult to complete. We therefore expect cards of the most sought-after drivers to become some of the main non-autographed chase cards in the collection.

The In Action set is also particularly interesting, using photographs taken directly from rally stages. These dynamic racing images give it a different character from traditional portrait-based sets. Its limited black-and-white version, In Action – Red Copper /65, impressed us the most, with its treatment further highlighting the atmosphere of rally racing.

We also rank Helmet Masterpieces among the most visually successful insert sets. Helmet designs work as a standalone collecting theme and may appeal not only to fans of a particular driver, but also to collectors who choose cards based on their visual design.

The Car Showcase set puts the rally cars themselves in the spotlight. Cars such as the Toyota GR Yaris Rally1, Lancia Ypsilon HF Rally2, Škoda Fabia RS Rally2 and Ford Puma Rally1 may generate their own collector demand beyond fans of the individual crews.

Among the memorabilia cards, the Capstone Memorabilia – Gold Auto /25 set stands out the most to us. It combines a driver autograph, a memorabilia swatch and a low serial number, making it one of the collection’s main premium chase sets. The value of each card may be influenced not only by the driver, but also by the quality and appearance of the memorabilia piece.

Also worth highlighting is Arch of Victory – Silver Auto /15, one of the rarest autograph sets in the collection, as well as Crewmates, which features both the driver and co-driver on the same card, including versions signed by both members of the crew.

Which Product Should You Choose?

Choose a Retail Box if you want to open a large number of cards and build the Base Set.

Choose a Blaster Box if you are looking for a more accessible format with a chance to pull a stronger insert or an autograph.

Choose the Hobby format if you want to focus mainly on autographed, memorabilia and low-numbered cards.

Choose singles if you collect a particular driver or want to add missing cards to your collection.

Choose complete sets if you want to preserve the entire collection without spending time searching for every card individually.