1970
1. Monte Carlo (Jan 16-24)-Bjorn Waldegaard (S)/Lars Helmer (S)-Porsche 911S #6
2. Sweden (Feb 11-15)-Bjorn Waldegaard (S)/Lars Helmer (S)-Porsche 911S #2
3. Sanremo (Mar 4-8)-Jean-Luc Therier (F)/Marcel Callewaert (F)-Alpine-Renault A110 #22
4. Safari (Mar 26-28)-Edgar Herrmann (KEN)/Hans Schuller (D)-Datsun 1600 SSS #4
5. Austria (May 6-10)-Bjorn Waldegaard (S)/Lars Nystrom (S)-Porsche 911S #3
6. Greece (May 28-31)-Jean-Luc Therier (F)/Marcel Callewaert (F)-Alpine-Renault A110 #2
7. RAC (Nov 13-18)-Harry Kallstrom (S)/Gunnar Haggbom (S)-Lancia Fulvia HF #14
1971
1. Monte Carlo (Jan 22-29)-Ove Andersson (S)/David Stone (GB)-Alpine-Renault A110 #28
2. Sweden (Feb 17-21)-Stig Blomqvist (S)/Arne Hertz (S)-Saab 96 V4 #13
3. Sanremo (Mar 14-17)-Ove Andersson (S)/Tony Nash (GB)-Alpine-Renault A110 #4
4. Safari (Apr 8-12)-Edgar Herrmann (KEN)/Hans Schuller (D)-Datsun 240Z #11
5. Morocco (Apr 28-May 1)-Jean Deschazeaux (MAR)/Jean Plassard (MAR)-Citroen SM #16
6. Austria (May 13-16)-Ove Andersson (S)/Arne Hertz (S)-Alpine-Renault A110 #7
7. Greece (May 27-30)-Ove Andersson (S)/Arne Hertz (S)-Alpine-Renault A110 #5
8. RAC (Nov 20-25)-Stig Blomqvist (S)/Arne Hertz (S)-Saab 96 V4 #2
1972
1. Monte Carlo (Jan 21-28)-Sandro Munari (I)/Mario Mannucci (I)-Lancia Fulvia HF #14
2. Sweden (Feb 17-20)-Stig Blomqvist (S)/Arne Hertz (S)-Saab 96 V4 #8
3. Safari (Mar 30-Apr 3)-Hannu Mikkola (FIN)/Gunnar Palm (S)-Ford Escort RS1600 #7
4. Morocco (Apr 27-30)-Simo Lampinen (FIN)/Solve Andreasson (S)-Lancia Fulvia HF #1
5. Greece (May 25-28)-Hakan Lindberg (S)/Helmut Eisendle (I)-Fiat 124 Spyder #4
6. Austria (Sep 6-8)-Hakan Lindberg (S)/Helmut Eisendle (I)-Fiat 124 Spyder #1
7. Sanremo (Oct 22-25)-Amilcare Ballestrieri (I)/Arnaldo Bernacchini (I)-Lancia Fulvia HF #2
8. Press on Regardless (Nov 2-4)-Gene Henderson (USA)/Ken Pogue (USA)-Jeep Wagoneer #124
9. RAC (Dec 2-5)-Roger Clark (GB)/Tony Mason (GB)-Ford Escort RS1600 #4
Total rallies: 24
Winning drivers
4 wins-Ove Andersson
3 wins-Stig Blomqvist, Bjorn Waldegaard
2 wins-Edgar Herrmann, Hakan Lindberg, Jean-Luc Therier
1 win-Amilcare Ballestrieri, Roger Clark, Jean Deschazeaux, Gene Henderson, Harry Kallstrom, Simo Lampinen, Hannu Mikkola, Sandro Munari
Total winning drivers: 14
Winning nationalities
Finland-2 drivers (Lampinen, Mikkola)
France-1 driver (Therier)
Great Britain-1 driver (Clark)
Italy-2 drivers (Ballestrieri, Munari)
Kenya-1 driver (Herrmann)
Morocco-1 driver (Deschezeaux)
Sweden-5 drivers (Andersson, Blomqvist, Kallstrom, Lindberg, Waldegaard)
United States-1 driver (Henderson)
Total winning nationalities: 8
Winning co-drivers
5 wins-Arne Hertz
2 wins-Marcel Callewaert, Helmut Eisendle, Lars Helmer, Hans Schuller
1 win-Solve Andreasson, Arnaldo Bernacchini, Gunnar Haggbom, Mario Mannucci, Tony Mason, Tony Nash, Lars Nystrom, Gunnar Palm, Jean Plassard, Ken Pogue, David Stone
Total winning co-drivers: 16
Winning nationalities
France-1 co-driver (Callewaert)
Germany-1 co-driver (Schuller)
Great Britain-3 co-drivers (Mason, Nash, Stone)
Italy-3 co-drivers (Bernacchini, Eisendle, Mannucci)
Morocco-1 co-driver (Plassard)
Sweden-6 co-drivers (Andreasson, Haggbom, Helmer, Hertz, Nystrom, Palm)
United States-1 co-driver (Pogue)
Total winning nationalities: 7
Winning manufacturers
6 wins-Alpine-Renault
4 wins-Lancia
3 wins-Porsche, Saab
2 wins-Datsun, Fiat, Ford
1 win-Citroen, Jeep
Total wins: 24 by 9 manufacturers