FIA World RX 2025: World RX of Turkiye

Istanbul Park serves as the final destination for what some believe could be the last-ever FIA World Rallycross Championship season. Following the unexpected withdrawal of the Hansens, rallycross is now centered around just four competitors: title frontrunner Johan Kristoffersson, Ole Christian Veiby, Niclas Grönholm, and the only female competitor in rallycross, Klara Andersson.

Because of this, the finale featured wildcard entries and a one-day format to make this send-off more exciting. The wildcard entries in the finale consist of Euro RX1 drivers who performed better in the Euro RX1 finale. While wildcard entries are not eligible for championship points, they are fully eligible to race for the win and stand on the podium. A fitting end.

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Johan Kristofferson has truly cemented his legacy in the world of motorsport, and his remarkable achievement of becoming an 8-time World RX champion speaks volumes. There’s no need for further explanation—his dominance on the track tells the story all on its own!

This concludes the 2025 FIA World Rallycross Season. Notably, the FIA has restructured the championship for 2026, reverting to the Euro RX format with a top-tier class using internal combustion engines on sustainable fuels. Additionally, a standalone FIA Rallycross World Cup is planned, reflecting the shift from the FIA World Touring Car Cup to the TCR World Tour in 2023.

Anyway, this is the end of the last-ever season of the FIA World Rallycross Championship. Thank you for being part of this experience, and here's hoping for more rallycross action on the world stage someday.

FIA World RX 2025: World RX of Finland

Finland's KymiRing is the newest battleground for the FIA World RallyCross Championship for the 2025 season. As the drivers chartering through uncharted rallycross territory, only one will make a mark in the KymiRing.

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Ole Christian Veiby of KMS pulled a ninja move against Johan Kristofferson in the final stretch out of nowhere and won in KymiRing. Meanwhile, hometown hero Juha Rytkonen completes the podium by finishing third, edging the likes of the Hansen Bros.

Who will win the shortest World RX of the season? Find out as the 2025 FIA World RallyCross Championship concludes in Turkiye's Istanbul this September 20-21, 2025. Don't miss it!

FIA World RX 2025: World RX of Hungary

The 2025 FIA World RX Championship continues in Nyirad for the World RX of Hungary. As the summer season continues to heat things up, the drivers are keeping their cool to get through the RX weekend by all means necessary.

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This race marks the second win of the season for Johan Kristofferson as his second win of the season reignited his championship title fight. Ole Christian Veiby, meanwhile, finished 2nd, and Timmy Hansen finished 3rd.

The 2025 FIA World RX Championship will continue in the KymiRing for the World RX of Finland this August 23 to 24, 2025.

FIA World RX 2025: World RX of Sweden

The 2025 FIA World RX Championship continues in Holjes for the World RX of Sweden. Despite the overcast weather, the drivers are hot; they surely know how to bring the fire in Holjes.

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Johan Kristofferson beats Niclas Gronholm and Timmy Hansen to win the World RX of Sweden amid the inclement weather.

The next event is at Nyirad for the World RX of Hungary this July 19-20, 2025.

FIA World RX 2025: World RX of Portugal

After the lengthy delays to get the 2025 FIA World Rallycross Championship started due to sponsorship issues, the race is finally on the road, with the FIA taking charge of this sport. The 2025 season kicked off in Lousada for the World RX of Portugal. With only six venues this season, this could be known as the shortest World RX season so far.

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Niclas Gronholm claimed victory in Lousada, finishing first. Timmy Hansen took second place, while Ole Christian Veiby secured third. What an exciting way to kickstart the shortest World RX season ever!

The next event is at Holjes for the World RX of Sweden this July 5-6, 2025.

FIA World RX 2024: World RX of Turkiye

Originally, the 2024 FIA World Rallycross Championship would have been held in China but for some reason, the finale was moved to Istanbul, Turkiye. Despite the sudden venue change, the final destination of this season's "Battle of Technologies" theme will decide whether Johan Kristofferson has the right to be crowned champion and prove that internal combustion RX cars are better than EV RX ones.

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In the penultimate race day, Ole Christian Veiby is the winner followed by Niclas Gronholm and Kevin Hansen. The final day of the season delivered the biggest upset no one saw coming as Juha Rytkönen, the Finnish wild card, trumped the likes of RX giants Johan Kristofferson and Timmy Hansen.

Congratulations to Johan Kristofferson, the seven-time World RX champion. He proved that ICE RX cars are better than EV RX cars in the Battle of Technologies theme.

The 2024 FIA World RX season is over. See you next season.

FIA World RX 2024: World RX of Portugal

The 2024 FIA World RX's "Battle of Technologies" continues in Montalegre for the World RX of Portugal. This is the penultimate venue of the season. With Johan Kristofferson leading, it's going to be smooth sailing for him.

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Kristofferson won the first race, outrunning Niclas Gronholm and nabbing the checkered flag. Kevin Hansen finished in third place. In the final race, Kevin Hansen trumped Kristofferson, while his brother Timmy completed the podium with a third-place finish. 

Will Johan Kristofferson become the champion? Find out in the final event of the 2024 FIA World RX's "Battle of Technologies" season, the first-ever World RX in China this October 19-20, 2024. Don't miss it!

FIA World RX 2024: World RX of Benelux

The 2024 FIA World RX's "Battle of Technologies" continues in Spa-Francorchamps for the World RX of Benelux. The drivers are back to their usual rallycross action after the long summer and Olympic breaks.

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The first part saw Timmy Hansen's winless streak vanquished after winning the race with Ole Christian Veiby in 2nd and his brother Kevin in 3rd. The final part, meanwhile, saw domination for Johan Kristofferson as he edged out Kevin and Veiby to wrap up the Belgian campaign. As expected, the ICE side leads over the EV side following Kristofferson's recent win.

The next event is the World RX of Portugal this September 7 to 8, 2024.

FIA World RX 2024: World RX of Hungary

As the world's eyes are glued on the Paris Olympics, the 2024 FIA World RX's Battle of Technologies continues with the Karai Trans World RX of Hungary.

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The first part of the Nyirad action saw Niclas Gronholm survive through the chaos and win while Ole Christian Veiby finished 2nd and Janko Wieszt finished 3rd, a first podium finish for the Impossible RX Team driver. Meanwhile, the final part spelled redemption for Johan Kristoffersson as he defeated Veiby and Klara Andersson to wrap up the Hungary campaign. The ICE side leads over the EV side following Kristofferson's recent win.

The next event is the World RX of Benelux this August 17-18, 2024.

FIA World RX 2024: World RX of Sweden

The second half of 2024 is in full swing and the 2024 FIA World Rallycross Championship has begun. It's a clash between fully electric and internal-combustion RX cars and with new and returning faces joining in the clash, the opening salvo in Holjes, Sweden is the start of the power struggle.

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Johan Kristofferson drew first blood by dominating the entire Sweden opener. The first saw him giving Klara Andersson heartbreak in the fight to victory lane while Gustav Bergstrom completed the podium with a 3rd place finish. The final part saw Kristofferson beating the likes of Niclas Gronholm and Ole Christian Veiby. With Kristofferson winning the first two races, the Battle of Technologies saw the internal combustion side gaining the upper hand.

The next event is the World RX of Hungary this July 27-28.

FIA World RX 2023: World RX of Hong Kong

Who will win the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship? The first-ever World RX of Hong Kong is the season finale that will decide once and for all who will be crowned this year's champion. Let's find out.

In the first part, Kevin Hansen became the first World RX driver to win the first-ever World RX of Hong Kong while Niclas Gronholm finished 2nd and Timo Scheider finished 3rd. In the final part, meanwhile, Johan Kristofferson is the winner while Ole Christian Veiby finished 2nd and Patrick O'Donovan finished 3rd.

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With the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship officially over, Johan Kristofferson is crowned this season's champion having won five out of the seven races this season.

The 2023 season was shortened to seven races due to the fire at Brands Hatch last July that saw most of the Lancia Delta RX machines incinerated, causing a near-four-month void, but despite the worst, it did end according to plan with the first-ever World RX of Hong Kong that crowned Kristofferson the champion.

This concludes the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship. See you next season!

FIA World RX 2023: World RX of South Africa

After a near-four-month void following a fire incident in Brands Hatch last July that burnt the electric Delta RX machines, the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship is back with two venues left; South Africa and Hong Kong. The action continues in Killarney for the two-part World RX of South Africa as the title contenders; Johan Kristofferson, Niclas Gronholm, and Kevin Hansen, are trying to pick up the pieces after the summer hiatus.

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The first part of their South African campaign saw Johan Kristofferson nailed his fourth win of the season, beating the likes of Kevin Hansen and Timo Scheider. However, in the second part, a reversal was done with Timo Scheider ending Kristofferson's undefeated streak of the season by winning his first World RX race while Kristofferson finished 3rd. Kevin Hansen finished 2nd.

After Killarney, Kristofferson remains in the lead with 107 points while Kevin Hansen is promoted to 2nd with 71 points and Timo Scheider is now at third with 68 points.

Who will win the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship, find out in the first-ever World RX of Hong Kong this November 11-12. Don't miss it!

FIA World RX 2023: World RX of Sweden

After surviving through the Gates of Hell, it's "fire in the Holjes" as the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship continues in Holjes with the World RX of Sweden.

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Johan Kristofferson nailed a three-win streak this season after winning the final round of the World RX of Sweden while Timmy Hansen finished 2nd and Ole Christian Veiby finished 3rd.

After Sweden, Kristofferson's in the lead with 69 points while Niclas Gronholm's in 2nd place with 42 points, and Kevin Hansen's in 3rd place with 38 points.

The next event of the 2023 FIA World RX Championship will be in Lydden Hill for the World RX of United Kingdom this July 22-23.

FIA World RX 2023: World RX of Norway

The 2023 season of the FIA World Rallycross Championship has descended to the Gates of Hell with the Hell RX, marking its 100th race in World RX history.

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In what was known to be the 100th race in World RX history, Johan Kristoffersson reins in Hell, sweeping throughout the heat races, semi-finals, and the final round against Niclas Gronholm and Timo Scheider.

The next event of the 2023 FIA World RX Championship will be in Holjes for the World RX of Sweden this July 1-2.

FIA World RX 2023: World RX of Portugal

The electric rally monsters are back for their second outing as the 2023 FIA World Rallycross Championship kicked off in Montalegre for the World RX of Portugal. With rally legend Sebastien Loeb making a comeback in his electric-powered Lancia Delta RX car, this season is going to be worth talking about.

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Defending champion Johan Kristofferson drew first blood after winning the final round of the World RX of Portugal while Kevin Hansen finished 2nd and Niclas Gronholm finished 3rd.

The next event is the World RX of Norway in Hell this June 17-18.

FIA World RX 2022: World RX of Germany

The Nurburgring GP Circuit is the final stop for the 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship with the World RX of Germany event and with Johan Kristofferson officially this season's champion, it's everybody's game now.

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This season's champion, Johan Kristoffersson nicked his eighth victory of the season after taking down the likes of Niclas Gronholm and Timmy Hansen in the finals. With the season well and truly over, Johan Kristoffersson and the rest of Kristoffersson Motorsport are now officially champions of the 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship.

This is the end of the 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship. See you next season.

FIA World RX 2022: World RX of Catalunya

The 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship continues in Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for the World RX of Catalunya and with Johan Kristofferson leading the championship standings, all eyes are on him as he's gunning for his fifth title.

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The first part saw Timmy Hansen emerge victorious from the likes of Niclas Gronholm and Gustav Bergstrom but the final part saw Johan Kristofferson earn the right to become the five-time FIA World RX champion after beating the likes of Timmy Hansen and Ole Christian Veiby.

Kristofferson is officially this season's champion-elect but there's one final event of this season and it's the World RX of Germany at the Nurburgring GP Circuit this November 12-13. Don't miss it.

FIA World RX 2022: Benelux World RX of Spa-Francorchamps

Spa-Francorchamps is the next stop of the electrified FIA World RX season with the two-part Benelux World RX of Spa-Francorchamps. The dirty side of the Belgian Grand Prix venue was welcomed with the clean and dirty rallycross monsters ready to let the propulsion systems kick in Belgian dirt.

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Two dirty Spa days occurred and Johan Kristofferson made headlines in Belgium as he swept through all the finals in the Benelux World RX of Spa-Francorchamps with no drama whatsoever. With Kristofferson dominating Spa, he is now 131 points in the driver standings, 41 points ahead of Kevin Hansen, while Ole Christian Veiby's in third place with 89 points.

The next event of the FIA World RX 2022 season will be at Catalunya for the World RX of Catalunya this October 29-30.

FIA World RX 2022: Lusorecursos World RX of Portugal

The 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship continues in Montalegre for the two-part Lusorecursos World RX of Portugal as the rest of Montalegre welcomed the electric age of rallycross action with some intense thrills from start to finish.

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The first part saw Johan Kristoffersson take down Ole Christian Veiby and Timmy Hansen for the win while the final part saw Niclas Gronholm snag his first win of the season after an intense fight against Veiby to the finish. Klara Andersson made history for being the first female rallycross driver with a podium finish on World RX after finishing 3rd.

After Portugal, Kristofferson's in the lead with 91 points while Veiby's in 2nd with 70 points and Timmy Hansen's in 3rd with 66 points.

The next event is another two-parter; it's the Benelux World RX of Spa-Francorchamps this October 8-9.

FIA World RX 2022: Ferratum World RX of Riga-Latvia

The 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship continues in Riga for the Ferratum World RX of Riga-Latvia as the drivers are still getting accustomed to their electric RX machines as they try to impress the Latvian crowd by all means.

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Johan Kristoffersson made headlines in Riga after sweeping through the entire race weekend with the first part seeing him outsmart the Hansen brothers, Kevin and Timmy, and the second part seeing him defeat the likes of Kevin Hansen and Ole Christian Veiby.

The next event is another two-parter; it's the Lusorecursos World RX of Portugal this September 17-18 at Montalegre.