As previously reported, the European nation had been tipped to secure a return to the WRC with its Masurian gravel roads last appearing in the championship in 2017.
Poland has been vying to return to the WRC since it lost its place on the calendar due to repeated breaches of spectator safety.
Poland’s return was confirmed by rally organisers at the event’s official launch at Mikolajki, which was attended by Polish ex-Formula 1 and rally driver Robert Kubica, 2022 WRC2 champion Kajetan Kajetanowicz and polish rally rival Mikolaj Marczyk.
It has been confirmed that the rally, which has featured on the European Rally Championship calendar, is set to take place from 27-30 June.
Confirmation of Poland’s inclusion appears to have set the 2024 WRC 13-round calendar. Poland will effectively replace Mexico which is set to drop off the schedule.
Source: Autosport