Markko Märtin

Markko Märtin (Tartu, Estonia, 10 November 1975) is a former Estonian rally driver. He made his World Rally Championship debut in 1997 and, after a period with Subaru, joined Ford, where he achieved his main results.

Between 2003 and 2004 he won five WRC events: Acropolis and Finland in 2003, and Mexico, Corsica and Catalunya in 2004. In the latter season he finished third in the World Championship, his best final placing. He achieved 101 stage wins in total. In 2005 he moved to Peugeot with the 307 WRC. His active WRC career ended after the Rally Great Britain accident in which his co-driver Michael Park was killed. He later remained involved in Estonian motorsport through MM Motorsport and driver development work.