While the FIA World Rallycross Championship doesn’t visit the legendary Estering Circuit in Germany this year, the EuroRX decided to go anyways. That means that for the first time since 2013, the European Rallycross Championship has its own standalone event. That deserves a proper preview!
Summer break is over, time to get going again! We’re in Canada for what is the only FIA World Rallycross round in the Americas this year. Time for some tight racing on the streets of Trois-Rivieres!
Suddenly we’re here again. The first weekend of July, halfway through the FIA World Rallycross season and we’re ready for one of the biggest events of the year. The entry list is already maxed out, and huge crowds are expected as usual. You don’t want to miss this one!
Time for round 2! Photos from my hometown in Norway between 1970 and 1990.
Photos from my hometown in Norway taken between 1970 and 1995. There are some interesting things to be seen.
Hi, and welcome to the preview of the 66th round of the 2019 FIA World Rallcross Championship in the 6th year of the championship. Of course it is taking place in Hell, Norway.
Have we recovered after the action at Spa yet? We’ll have to because it seems that Brexit is cancelled. In what other way is it possible that the FIA European Rallycross Championship joins the FIA World Rallycross Championship for the British WorldRX-round at Silverstone this year?
It’s been a while..
And somehow, there are 10 Audis at the start. 5 Supercars, 5 Super1600
Ah, finally we’re into this good rhythm where every second weekend includes a round of the FIA World Rallycross Championship. For the second time this year, we’ll head to a brand new rallycross track based at an exciting F1 circuit. Not just any F1 circuit though - Spa it is!
Two rounds in April??? Just a few weeks after the first round of the FIA World Rallycross Championship, we’re already set for another one!
2003 World Rally Champion. 2014 and 2015 World Rallycross Champion. Runner up in WRC three times, and one season third as a privateer. Norwegian Rally Champion in 1998. Norwegian Rallycross and hillclimb champion in 1995. His team completely dominated in World Rallycross the last couple of years. An absolute legend.
That was approximately the thought going through my head as I looked at the calendar for the 2019 FIA World Rallycross Championship. April has barely started, and the first round of the season is set to be held at a new track at Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi. Wait, WHAT?
It’s almost Christmas, and the stressful time-consuming thing called work is replaced with time off, good food, family and gifts. That means it’s also a fitting to reveal the winner of Fantasy WorldRX 2018!
This weekend we’ll have the last round of this FIA World Rallycross season, where both titles are already handed out to Johan Kristoffersson and Volkswagen. What is then still to play for? In Fantasy RX: Everything.
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