

Diego Ruiloba
RALLY S-CER
Diego Ruiloba is a premier Spanish rally driver, born on October 10, 2000, in Pravia, Asturias. Widely considered one of the most exciting prospects in European rallying, Ruiloba has carved a rapid path through the promotional ranks to become a factory driver for the Citroën, and then Lancia, Rally Teams.
Ruiloba’s ascent began with a dominant display in regional and national trophies. In 2021, he achieved a triple crown of titles, winning the Suzuki Swift Cup, the Junior category, and the Volan FAPA. His momentum continued into 2022, where he secured the prestigious Peugeot Rally Cup Ibérica title, a feat that served as his ticket to the elite level of the sport. His ability to adapt to high-performance R5/Rally2 machinery was immediately evident, leading to his selection as the lead driver for Citroën Spain.
In 2023, Diego made a spectacular debut in the Supercampeonato de España de Rallyes (S-CER), claiming the Junior title and consistently challenging for overall podiums. The 2024 season saw him evolve into a legitimate title contender. Ruiloba secured his first overall S-CER victory at the Rally Sierra Morena and ultimately finished the year as the S-CER Vice-Champion. This performance facilitated a temporary jump to the global stage in 2025, where he debuted in the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC2), gaining invaluable experience on demanding international terrain.
Currently, Diego has returned to the Spanish Rally Superchampionship (S-CER) and spearheads the ambitious Lancia project with the new Ypsilon Rally2 under the Stellantis group. He establishes himself as the primary benchmark for Spain’s next generation of rally talent and a leading contender for the national
2021 – Triple Champion: Suzuki Swift Cup, Suzuki Cup Junior, and Volan FAPA.
2022 – Champion of the Peugeot Rally Cup Ibérica; winner of the Sports & You Llanes Rally Cup.
2023 – Joins Citroën Rally Team; crowned S-CER Junior Champion and finishes 3rd overall in the standings.
2024 – Vice-Champion of the Supercampeonato de España de Rallyes (S-CER); takes first overall win at Sierra Morena.
2025 – Debuts in the FIA World Rally Championship (WRC2) with Citroën Racing; competes in Rally Islas Canarias.
2026 – Returns to S-CER as a lead factory driver, targeting the overall Spanish National Title.




















