What is Rally Cross racing?

Rallycross is a combination of rallying and circuit racing. It is head-to-head short, sharp races on mixed surfaces (dirt and asphalt) contained within amphitheatre venues. The World Championship is supported at selected events by the FIA RX2e Championship and FIA European Rallycross Championship for RX1 and RX3 cars.

What is the difference between rally and rallycross?

The simplest answer is that Rally is one car at a time on a public road closed for racing, and Rallycross is multiple cars running together on a closed course specifically designed for racing.

How do you get the race Rally Cross?

How you can start racing rallycross

Get to know the sport.
Get involved with a team.
Sample the driving for yourself.
Get yourself a licence and join a club.
Choose your car carefully.
Get the correct safety equipment.
Get plenty of time behind the wheel.
Be dedicated.

What cars are allowed rallycross?

Rallycross is open to any fixed-roof, four wheeled passenger vehicle that can pass safety inspection. This includes: Electric & hybrid vehicles. Convertibles with a factory hardtop or roll cage and metal roof.

Who are the winners of the rallycross season?

Elsewhere, Tommi Hallman continued his march towards the Supercar Lites title with his third success of the season – and his fifth podium in five starts during his debut campaign in the category – while Jimmie Österberg was the class of the CrossCar/Crosskart field.

When is the next rallycross race in Denmark?

The 2021 RallyX Nordic presented by Cooper Tires campaign will once again kick-start the international rallycross season when it races into life at Nysum next weekend (1-2 May), with the eagerly-anticipated Danish double-header curtain-raiser already shaping up to be an unmissable action-packed thriller.

What kind of racing is Nitro Rallycross?

NITRO RALLYCROSS IS THE NEXT GENERATION OF MOTORSPORTS – FEATURING THE BIGGEST PERSONALITIES ON RACING’S MOST EPIC TRACKS. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.