Daniel Elena
2007
4th FIA World Rally Championship title in a Citroen C4 WRC

2006
FIA World Rally Champion with a Citroen Xsara WRC (Kronos Citroen Total WRT)
Eight wins: Mexico, Spain, France (Corsica), Argentina, Italy, Germany, Japan and Cyprus.

2005
FIA World Rally Champion with a Citroen Xsara WRC
Ten wins: Monte Carlo, New Zealand, Sardinia, Cyprus, Turkey, Greece, Argentina, Germany, France (Corsica) and Spain.

2004
FIA World Rally Champion with a Citroen Xsara WRC
Six wins: Monte Carlo, Sweden, Cyprus, Turkey, Germany and Australia.

2003
2nd in the FIA World Rally Championship with a Citroen Xsara WRC
Three wins: Monte Carlo, Germany and Italy

2002
FIA World Rally Championship with a Citroen Xsara WRC
One win in Germany

2001
FIA S1600 Champion with a Citroen Saxo S1600 (5 wins)
French Rally Champion with a Citroen Xsara Kit Car (6 wins)
World Rally Championship with a Citroen Xsara WRC: 2nd overall in Sanremo Rally
French Gravel Rally Championship with a Citroen Saxo T4
5th overall in "Terre de l‘Auxerrois" Rally

2000
French Gravel Rally Champion, 2–litres, 2–wheel drive category with a Citroen Saxo Kit Car (7 wins)
French Rally Championship with a Renault Maxi Megane
French Rally Championship with a Citroen Xsara Kit Car: 1st overall in Var Rally
World Rally Championship with a Toyota Corolla
9th overall in Tour of Corsica and 10th overall in Sanremo rally

1999
Member of the FFSA Young Hopes team, takes part in 3 rounds of the world rally championship with a Citroen Saxo kit car: Catalunya, 1st ’1,600 cc‘ in Tour de Corse and Sanremo
Wins the Citroen Saxo Kit Car Trophy (4 wins inc.1 overall)

1998
6th in Citroen Saxo Kit Car Trophy (3 wins in the Trophy including one win overall)
Member of the FFSA Young Hopes team
Takes part in three world events with a Citroen Saxo kit car

1997
First rally: "Florival" (in France) – 1st in the 1,300 cc class Volant ’106‘: 3 wins in 1,300 cc class
Named Best Young Hope by "Echappement" magazine&quo;

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