Which co-driver won the 2019 WRC title alongside Ott Tanak?

Martin Järveoja won the 2019 WRC co-drivers’ title alongside Ott Tänak. The Estonian pair secured their first world championships during Rally Catalunya in Spain, giving Estonia its first WRC drivers’ and co-drivers’ champions.

Tänak and Järveoja competed for Toyota Gazoo Racing in a Yaris WRC during the 2019 season. Their campaign included victories at Sweden, Chile, Finland, Germany, Turkey and Great Britain, along with consistently strong finishes that built an advantage over Thierry Neuville and Nicolas Gilsoul and the defending champions Sébastien Ogier and Julien Ingrassia.

The title was clinched on 27 October 2019. Neuville won Rally Catalunya, but Tänak’s second-place finish gave the Toyota crew an unassailable points lead with one round remaining. In rallying, the driver and co-driver compete as a single crew, so Järveoja’s championship is the co-drivers’ counterpart to Tänak’s drivers’ crown.

The other listed names are Estonian rally co-drivers associated with different crews or periods, but they did not share Tänak’s 2019 championship. Järveoja’s surname is also commonly written with its proper diacritics, though the unaccented stored spelling identifies the same person.