Rally Poland and Rally Finland have both adopted significant route changes for 2016 while remaining based out of the same locations. Rally Poland, which runs from the 30 June-3 July, has seen one-third of its 2015 route revised but keeps its familiar setting of Mikolajki in the Mazurian lake district. The event will feature 22 gravel stages with a total competitive distance of 317km. Changes have been made due to safety concerns as well as making it more attractive for fans, with just four stages remaining from last year while two sprints return from previous years. The remainding stages have all been tweaked. Rally Finland, which takes place four weeks later on the 28-31 July, sees a more...
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