Jon Armstrong claims first stage win at Acropolis Rally Greece
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 26, 2026, 6:46 PM
Last updated Jun 26, 2026

Jon Armstrong secured his first outright stage win in the World Rally Championship at the Acropolis Rally Greece on June 26, 2026. Competing for M-Sport, Armstrong, the previous year's European Rally Championship runner-up, showed strong performance by holding third place during the event. His success in the WRC marks a significant milestone in his transition from European tournaments to the world stage, reinforcing his position among top competitors. Armstrong has impressed throughout the season, gaining recognition for his skill and competitiveness.
- •Jon Armstrong wins his first outright stage at Acropolis Rally Greece
- •Event took place on June 26, 2026
- •Armstrong is competing for M-Sport in the WRC
- •He was last year's European Rally Championship runner-up
- •Armstrong held third place during the rally
- 6:46 PMMotorsport.com — M-Sport: Jon Armstrong has proved he belongs in WRC
"Jon Armstrong has “well and truly” proved he belongs in the top level of the World Rally Championship after claiming a maiden outright stage win at Acropolis Rally Greece. Last year’s European Rally Championship runner-up graduated to the WRC’s top tier this year with M-Sport and has turned heads on several occasions. Armstrong outlined his class in Greece on Friday by holding third ...Keep reading
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