2026 FIA European Rallycross Championship

The 2026 FIA European Rallycross Championship is the ongoing 51st season of the FIA European Rallycross Championship, recognized by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile as the highest class of international rallycross following the cancellation of the FIA World Rallycross Championship after the 2025 season.[1] The championship will consist of four classes: RX1 and RX3, as well as the newly introduced RX4 and RX5 categories.[2]

The championship begins on 9 May at the Biķernieku Kompleksā Sporta Bāze in Latvia, and will finish on 13 September at Circuito Automóvel de Lousada in Portugal.[3]

Calendar

The calendar was announced by the FIA on 28 November 2025. It featured six rounds.[3] The Euro RX of Ireland at Mondello Park returned to the calendar for the first time since the 1996 season.[4][5]

Rnd Event Date Venue Class Winner Team
1 Latvia Euro RX of Latvia 9–10 May Biķernieku Kompleksā Sporta Bāze, Riga RX1 Sweden Johan Kristoffersson Sweden Kristoffersson Motorsport
RX3 France Julien Meunier France Julien Meunier
RX4 France Andréa Bénézet France Andréa Bénézet
RX5 Germany Tim Braumüller Poland Volland Racing - Team Ligier
2 Hungary Euro RX of Hungary 30–31 May Nyirád Racing Center, Nyirád RX1 Norway Andreas Bakkerud Norway Bergen Motorsport Evolution
RX3 France Julien Meunier France Julien Meunier
RX4 Poland Filip Melon Poland Filip Melon
RX5 France Valentin Comte Poland Volland Racing - Team Ligier
3 Sweden Euro RX of Sweden 4–5 July Höljesbanan, Höljes RX1 Sweden Johan Kristoffersson Sweden Kristoffersson Motorsport
RX3 Lithuania Rytis Gurklys Lithuania NGRacing Team
RX4 Poland Filip Melon Poland Filip Melon
RX5 Spain Diego Martínez González Spain Nebrija Speedcar Factory Team
4 Republic of Ireland Euro RX of Ireland 18–19 July Mondello Park, Caragh RX1 Norway Andreas Bakkerud Norway Bergen Motorsport Evolution
RX3 Lithuania Rytis Gurklys[a] Lithuania NGRacing Team
RX4 France Andréa Bénézet[b] France Andréa Bénézet
RX5 Estonia Armin Raag Estonia Armin Raag
5 France Euro RX of France 29–30 August Circuit de Lohéac, Lohéac RX1
RX3
6 Portugal Euro RX of Portugal 1 12 September Circuito Automóvel de Lousada, Lousada RX1
RX3
RX4
RX5
7 Portugal Euro RX of Portugal 2 13 September Circuito Automóvel de Lousada, Lousada RX1
RX3
RX4
RX5

Series News

  • The FIA announced in September 2025 that from the 2026 season the European Championship would again be the top category of international rallycross. The top class will only be populated by internal combustion cars.[1][8] The announcement also included intent to establish the Rallycross World Cup; a competition in rallycross outside of Europe bringing together the best drivers from across the globe for a non-championship event showdown.[9] When the World Rally Championship applies new technical regulations in 2028, those same regulations will be applied in rallycross with the goal of bringing back the FIA World Rallycross Championship for the 2028 season.[10]
  • Two new classes were introduced. The RX4 class will utilize current Rally4 machinery with minimal adaptions outside of removing the co-drivers seat and associated equipment. The RX5 class will utilize the technical specifications from the FIA European Cross Car Championship.[2][11][12]
  • On 10 March 2026, the FIA announced that the previously announced Rallycross World Cup would take place in Jakarta, Indonesia at the Jakarta International e-Prix Circuit on 5-6 December 2026. The drivers will compete in RX1-class vehicles, and the event will follow classic rallycross format.[13][14][15]

Entries

RX1

Constructor Team Car No. Driver Rounds Ref
Audi Hungary Kárai Motorsport Sportegyesület Audi S1 RX 9 Hungary Zoltan Koncseg 1 [16]
73 Hungary Tamás Kárai 1–2, 4–5 [17][18]
Poland Volland Racing 30 Germany Nils Volland All [19]
Poland Automax Motorsport 66 Poland Damian Litwinowicz 1–2 [20][21]
Republic of Ireland Michael Leonard 117 Republic of Ireland Michael Leonard 4 [22]
Citroën Slovakia Beckert Technology Citroën DS3 RX 44 Slovakia Bruno Beckert 2 [23]
133 Slovakia Norbert Beckert 2 [23]
155 Slovakia Ján Beckert 2 [23]
Ford Estonia Maiko Tamm Ford Fiesta RX 11 Estonia Maiko Tamm 1 [24][17]
Norway Bergen Motorsport Evolution 13 Norway Andreas Bakkerud All [25]
Finland SET Promotion 20 Finland Joni Turpeinen All [26]
Hungary Nyirád Motorsport KFT 50 Hungary Attila Mózer 2–3, 5 [23]
51 Hungary Mark Mózer 1 [17]
Sweden Enlunds Motorsport 60 Sweden Martin Enlund All [27]
Norway Johannes Rafoss 67 Norway Johannes Rafoss All [17]
Republic of Ireland Thomas J. Graham 72 Republic of Ireland Thomas J. Graham 4 [22]
United Kingdom William Carey 95 United Kingdom William Carey 4 [22]
Netherlands Bart Bel Ford Focus RX 69 Netherlands Bart Bel 3 [28]
Honda Republic of Ireland Eoin Murray Honda Civic Coupe RX 40 Republic of Ireland Eoin Murray 5 [29]
Republic of Ireland John McCluskey 59 Republic of Ireland John Mc Cluskey 4 [30]
Republic of Ireland Gary Donoghue 80 Republic of Ireland Gary Donoghue 4 [30]
Hyundai Lithuania RB Motorsport Hyundai i20 RX 14 Lithuania Rokas Baciuška 1, 5 [31]
Finland SET Promotion 18 Finland Juha Rytkönen All [26]
Sweden Kevin Hansen 71 Sweden Kevin Hansen 5 [29]
Norway Hans-Jøran Østreng 85 Norway Hans-Jøran Østreng 3 [28]
Portugal João Ribeiro 99 Portugal João Ribeiro 2–3, 5 [23]
Mini United Kingdom Oliver Bennett Mini Cooper RX 42 United Kingdom Oliver Bennett 5 [29]
Peugeot Republic of Ireland Ollie O'Donovan Peugeot 208 RX 2 Republic of Ireland Ollie O'Donovan All [32]
United Kingdom Patrick O'Donovan 7 United Kingdom Patrick O'Donovan[c] All [33]
Sweden Hedströms Motorsport 5 Sweden Peter Hedström 3 [28]
Latvia Jānis Baumanis 6 Latvia Jānis Baumanis 1 [17]
Portugal JMO 10 Portugal José Oliveira All [34]
France Eddy Benezet 12 France Eddy Benezet 2 [23]
France Julien Fébreau 16 France Julien Fébreau 5 [29]
France Sébastien Loeb 19 France Sébastien Loeb 5 [29]
Estonia Tikkri Motorsport 23 Estonia Mart Tikkerbär 1 [17]
Hungary Speedbox Racing Team KFT. 27 Hungary László Kiss 2 [23]
Sweden JRS 36 Sweden Casper Jansson All [35]
Hungary Nyirád Motorsport KFT 51 Hungary Márk Mózer 2–3 [17]
France Andréa Bénézet 57 France Andréa Bénézet 5 [29]
Republic of Ireland Derek Tohill 177 Republic of Ireland Derek Tohill 4 [22]
Renault France Pailler Compétition Renault Mégane R.S. RX 29 France Fabien Pailler All [36]
Hungary TRX Motorsport 88 Hungary Andor Trepák 1–2 [37]
SEAT Germany ALL-INKL.COM Münnich Motorsport SEAT Ibiza RX 38 Germany Mandie August All [38]
77 Germany René Münnich All [38]
Škoda Finland Anton Seppä Škoda Fabia RX 24 Finland Anton Seppä 1–5 [39]
Lithuania Paulius Pleskovas 55 Lithuania Paulius Pleskovas 1–3 [17]
Volkswagen Sweden Kristoffersson Motorsport Volkswagen Polo RX 8 Sweden Johan Kristoffersson 1–5 [40]
96 Norway Ole Christian Veiby 1–5 [40]
Sweden JC Raceteknik 17 Sweden Mats Öhman 3, 5 [28]
Norway Kjetil Larsen 22 Norway Kjetil Larsen 1 [17]
Republic of Ireland Niall Murray 25 Republic of Ireland Niall Murray 4 [22]
Hungary Speedbox Racing Team KFT. 27 Hungary László Kiss 5 [29]
Sweden JRS 28 Sweden Filip Thorén 3, 5 [28]
Sweden Team Skåab 32 Sweden Viktor Kristensson 3 [28]
Denmark Linnemann Promotion 33 Denmark Ulrik Linnemann 1–3 [41]
Republic of Ireland Shane Murphy 70 Republic of Ireland Shane Murphy 4 [22]
Norway Tom Daniel Tånevik 100 Norway Tom Daniel Tånevik 3 [28]
Czech Republic KRTZ Motorsport 111 Czech Republic Aleš Fučik 1–2, 5 [17]

RX3

Constructor Team Car No. Driver Rounds Ref
Audi Czech Republic Biba Racing Audi A1 14 Czech Republic Libor Teješ All [42]
France KMS by Meunier Competition 15 France Julien Meunier All [43]
Lithuania NGRacing Team 22 Lithuania Rytis Gurklys All [44]
Poland Volland Racing 26 Belgium Nicolas Geleyns All [45]
Czech Republic AB Motorsport Klub V ACR 33 Czech Republic Jan Dvořák 1, 3, 5 [46][47]
France Lambec 66 France Jérémy Lambec 2 [23]
Portugal André Sousa 104 Portugal André Sousa 1–3, 5 [48]
Ford Portugal Tiago Ferreira Ford Fiesta 121 Portugal Tiago Ferreira All [49]
Škoda Hungary Korda Racing Škoda Fabia 7 Hungary Sámuel Kovács 1–5 [50]
Lithuania Motorsport Šiauliai 21 Lithuania Audrius Kragas 1–3, 5 [17]
Czech Republic KRTZ Motorsport 28 Austria Josef Strebinger 2–3, 5 [23]
58 Austria Dominik Senegacnik 1–3, 5 [17]
France Tom Le Jossec 35 France Tom Le Jossec 5 [29]
Germany Lukas Ney 86 Germany Lukas Ney 3 [28]
Czech Republic Václav Tuma 88 Czech Republic Václav Tuma 1–5 [51][17]
Norway Markus Røsrud 95 Norway Markus Røsrud All [52]
Lithuania Valdas Mikužis 153 Lithuania Valdas Mikužis 1 [17]
Suzuki Hungary Speedy Motorsport Suzuki Swift 110 Hungary Levente Kacor 1–2 [17]
Volkswagen France Dufas Volkswagen Polo 9 France Dylan Dufas All [53][54]
France Martin Massé 13 France Martin Massé 5 [29]
Hungary Kárai Motorsport Sportegyesület 45 Hungary Tamás Végh 5 [29]

RX4

Constructor Team Car No. Driver Rounds Ref
Ford Latvia Lenards Lepsis Ford Fiesta Rally4 14 Latvia Lenards Lepsis 1 [17]
Lancia N/A TBA Lancia Ypsilon Rally4 HF TBA Portugal Hélder Ferreira 5–6 [55]
Peugeot Poland Automax Motorsport Peugeot 208 Rally4 7 Poland Anna Rusek 1–3 [17]
Poland Filip Melon 69 Poland Filip Melon 1–4 [17]
Renault Sweden AT Racing Team Renault Clio Rally4 6 Norway Marius Solberg Hansen 3 [28]
France Eleven Motorsport 12 France Andréa Bénézet All [56][57]
25 France Thomas Quincé All [56][57]
Finland SET Promotion 32 Estonia Albert Kokk All [58]
Latvia Ivo Gabrāns 94 Latvia Ivo Gabrāns 1–4 [17]
Poland Volland Racing 116 China Haotian Deng 1–4 [17]

RX5

Constructor Team Car No. Driver Rounds Ref
Atome France Le Jossec Marin Atome 15 France Marin Le Jossec All [59][60]
United Kingdom Benjamin Bartlett 44 United Kingdom Benjamin Bartlett 1–3 [59][60]
Hornet Latvia Voldemars Kalve Hornet R1 71 Latvia Roberts Purmalis 1 [60]
LifeLive Hungary Kárai Motorsport Sportegyesület LifeLive TN11 8 Hungary Ottó Horváth All [60]
11 Hungary Ádám Keló Gere 2 [23]
Estonia PACE Motorsport 25 Estonia Martin Juga All [61][60]
Ligier Poland Volland Racing - Team Ligier Ligier XC04 19 United Kingdom Teddie Macpherson 3–4 [28]
22 Germany Tim Braumüller All [60]
117 France Valentin Comte All [60]
United Kingdom Benjamin Bartlett 44 United Kingdom Benjamin Bartlett 4 [22]
P-Tech Estonia Marko Andreas Muru P-Tech Estfighter 2 27 Estonia Marko Muru 1–3 [60]
Estonia Armin Raag 108 Estonia Armin Raag All [60]
Planet Motorsport France Martins Planet Motorsport K3 5 France Paolo Martins All [60]
7 France Flavio Martins All [60]
Semog Hungary Korda Racing Semog Shark 21 Hungary Domonkos Kovács All [60]
Latvia Arnis Odins 81 Latvia Ronalds Baldiņš 1 [60]
Speedcar United Kingdom David Thomas Kane Speedcar Wonder-R 2 United Kingdom David Kane 4 [22]
Spain Nebrija Speedcar Factory Team 17 Spain Diego Martínez González All [60]
Czech Republic Aleš Fučik 77 Czech Republic Marek Mičík 2–4 [23]
Germany Bryan Neumeyer 95 Germany Bryan Neumeyer All [60]

Championship standings

Points are scored as follows:

Position 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Final points 22 15 12 9 6 3
Semi-Final points 12 10 8 6 4 2
Quarter-Final points 6 5 4 3 2 1

RX1 Championship

Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 FRA
France		 PRT
Portugal		 Points
1 Sweden Johan Kristoffersson 1 5 1 3 132
2 Norway Andreas Bakkerud 4 1 5 1 125
3 Norway Ole Christian Veiby 2 4 2 2 117
4 Finland Juha Rytkönen 6 2 4 5 90
5 Finland Joni Turpeinen 3 3 7 4 90
6 Sweden Casper Jansson 8 6 3 13 57
7 Republic of Ireland Patrick O'Donovan 5 11 13 7 40
8 Denmark Ulrik Linnemann 10 21 6 24
9 Germany Nils Volland 19 14 14 6 24
10 Sweden Martin Enlund 25 23 8 10 19
11 Hungary Andor Trepák 11 9 17
12 Lithuania Paulius Pleskovas 17 12 10 16
13 Poland Damian Litwinowicz 16 8 13
14 Hungary Zoltan Koncseg 7 WD 11
15 Finland Anton Seppä 15 15 20 15 11
16 Norway Johannes Rafoss 21 10 17 24 11
17 Republic of Ireland Ollie O'Donovan 23 18 24 9 11
18 Republic of Ireland Michael Leonard 8 10
19 Sweden Peter Hedström 9 10
20 Portugal José Oliveira 13 26 23 12 10
21 Lithuania Rokas Baciuška 9 9
22 Germany René Münnich WD 24 12 17 9
23 Hungary Mark Mózer 18 16 19 7
24 Estonia Maiko Tamm 12 6
25 Republic of Ireland Derek Tohill 11 6
26 Hungary Tamás Kárai 22 13 WD 14 6
27 France Fabien Pailler DNS 7 11 20 [d] 5
28 Germany Mandie August 25 22 15 22 5
29 Republic of Ireland John Mc Cluskey 16 3
30 Sweden Mats Öhman 16 3
31 Portugal João Ribeiro 17 22 3
32 Czech Republic Aleš Fučik 14 NC 3
33 Hungary László Kiss 19 2
34 France Eddy Benezet 20 2
35 Latvia Jānis Baumanis 20 2
36 Republic of Ireland Shane Murphy 19 2
37 United Kingdom William Carey 18 2
38 Norway Hans-Jøran Østreng 21 1
39 Republic of Ireland Gary Donoghue 21 1
40 Republic of Ireland Thomas J. Graham 23 1
41 Norway Kjetil Larsen 24 0
42 Sweden Filip Thorén 25 0
43 Republic of Ireland Niall Murray 25 0
44 Norway Tom Daniel Tånevik 27 0
45 Hungary Attila Mózer 25 25 0
46 Slovakia Bruno Beckert 27 0
47 Estonia Mart Tikkerbär 27 0
48 Netherlands Bart Bel 28 0
49 Slovakia Ján Beckert 29 0
50 Sweden Viktor Kristensson 18 [e] -8
51 Slovakia Norbert Beckert 28 [f] -10
Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 FRA
France		 PRT
Portugal		 Points
ColourResult
GoldWinner
SilverSecond place
BronzeThird place
GreenPoints classification
BlueNon-points classification
Non-classified finish (NC)
PurpleRetired, not classified (Ret)
RedDid not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Excluded (EX)

RX3 Championship

Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 FRA
France		 PRT
Portugal		 Points
1 Lithuania Rytis Gurklys 2 2 1 1 122
2 France Julien Meunier 1 1 11 3 94
3 Hungary Sámuel Kovács 13 3 2 7 55
4 Antigua and Barbuda Nicolas Geleyns 3 13 9 2 51
5 Czech Republic Libor Teješ 9 4 4 6 48
6 France Dylan Dufas 12 5 5 4 47
7 Norway Markus Røsrud 7 6 3 9 43
8 Portugal André Sousa 5 14 6 27
9 Lithuania Audrius Kragas 6 8 7 WD 25
10 Portugal Tiago Ferreira 15 7 13 5 20
11 Lithuania Valdas Mikužis 4 17
12 Czech Republic Václav Tuma 10 9 12 8 16
13 Hungary Levente Kacor 8 11 WD 8
14 Austria Dominik Senegacnik 11 12 8 8
15 Czech Republic Jan Dvořák 14 10 4
16 France Jérémy Lambec 10 4
17 Germany Lukas Ney 15 0
18 Austria Josef Strebinger 15 14 0
Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 FRA
France		 PRT
Portugal		 Points

RX4 Championship

Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 PRT
Portugal		 Points
1 France Andréa Bénézet 1 2 2 1 96
2 Poland Filip Melon 5 1 1 DSQ 72
3 Estonia Albert Kokk 2 5 5 4 56
4 Latvia Ivo Gabrāns 6 4 3 3 54
5 China Haotian Deng 4 6 4 2 52
6 France Thomas Quincé 3 3 7 5 40
7 Norway Marius Solberg Hansen 6 15
8 Poland Anna Rusek 8 7 8 WD 12
9 Latvia Lenards Lepsis 7 6
Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 PRT
Portugal		 Points


RX5 Championship

Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 PRT
Portugal		 Points
1 Estonia Armin Raag 2 4 4 1 95
2 Estonia Martin Juga 3 3 3 2 93
3 Spain Diego Martínez González 6 7 1 4 70
4 France Valentin Comte 12 1 2 14 61
5 Germany Tim Braumüller 1 6 9 6 58
6 Estonia Marko Muru 5 5 12 WD 32
7 Hungary Ádám Keló Gere 2 27
8 United Kingdom David Kane 3 24
9 Hungary Ottó Horváth 7 9 7 8 22
10 Latvia Roberts Purmalis 4 19
11 United Kingdom Teddie Macpherson 6 7 19
12 Germany Bryan Neumeyer 15 13 5 10 18
13 Czech Republic Marek Mičík 15 11 5 16
14 Hungary Domonkos Kovács 9 12 8 12 14
15 United Kingdom Benjamin Bartlett 8 14 15 9 10
16 France Marin Le Jossec 14 8 10 15 10
17 France Flavio Martins 10 11 14 11 8
18 France Paolo Martins 13 10 13 13 4
19 Latvia Ronalds Baldiņš 11 2
Pos. Driver LAT
Latvia		 HUN
Hungary		 SWE
Sweden		 IRL
Republic of Ireland		 PRT
Portugal		 Points

Notes

  1. ↑ Julian Meunier finished first, but was handed a three-second penalty for leaving the circuit and exceeding track limits during the final. Rytis Gurklys inherited the win.[6]
  2. ↑ Filip Melon finished first, but was later disqualified due to the thickness of his Peugeot 208's radiator exceeding the maximum homologated figure. Thomas Quincé, who finished second would've inherited the win, but was also penalized for contact with Melon on the opening lap of the final. Andrea Benezet, who originally finished third, inherited the win instead.[7]
  3. ↑ Patrick O'Donovan is an Irish racing driver competing with a British license.
  4. ↑ Loss of 15 championship points for receiving a third set of engine seals across the season.
  5. ↑ Loss of 10 championship points for sealing a new turbo outside of the scheduled scrutineering time.
  6. ↑ Loss of 10 championship points for sealing a new turbo outside of the scheduled scrutineering time.

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