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Munich, 15 December 2021 – The provisional 2022 FIA World Rallycross Championship calendar has been unveiled following today’s FIA World Motor Sport Council (WMSC) meeting, highlighted by the return of some classic tracks alongside existing fan favourites. The 2022 World RX season – the first in the championship’s exciting new electric era – is planned to incorporate 12 rounds across seven events, each in a different country. The action will get underway at iconic Swedish circuit Höljes in

While a number of surprises are in the pipeline, the sure-fire favourites have been retained, such as the acceleration races, aptly named ‘Spa & Furious’! Because when you think of Japanese brands, you think of powerful, overpowering engines ! After burning rubber in the F1 zone of the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, ‘Spa & Furious’ will be back at the foot of the Raidillon this year. This means that the runs will take place uphill, towards the Source. From the grandstands on the Raidillon or

have their special favourites! Up to you to decide whether to create your work alone or with a co-creator! The competition is open from the 5th of May to the 31st of August. You will be able to find out about the prize winners and their creations

GT3s. Lamborghini, of course, will also be at the party, with ten Huracan GT3s and one Gallardo R-ex. Let's not forget the English among which we will have four impressive Bentley Continental GT3s at the start; perhaps not favourites but to keep an

to succeed Lewis Hamilton? With the domination exercised by the Mercedes drivers for three years now, it seems logical that Hamilton and his teammate Nico Rosberg are once again the big favourites this year. Everything will depend also on the weather

offered free of charge. Fans will be treated to an on-track programme that features established favourites Championnat de France FFSA GT and the Intelligent Money British GT Championship, as well as the new GT2 European Series. This diverse line-up

, music concert and other fan favourites. The concert line-up, as well as the full event schedule, are set to be revealed in February. With all of this to look forward to, 2023 promises to be a vintage year in which the CrowdStrike 24 Hours of Spa

Ford and McLaren will be crowd favourites. In 2024, the Blue Oval made its return to the event after a 12-year absence. With spectacular looks and a unique sound, the Mustang GT3 will be entered by the experienced HRT team. The objective will be to

on Saturday at 15.55hrs and will be more heated than ever! Just imagine, no less than … 16 Ford GT40 will be on hand, with among the favourites Lynn-Haddon-Martin, Tromans-Meaden-Caine, Hart-Hart-Pastorelli, Meins-Lillingston Price-Huff, Wills

first time, with a plethora of entrants and a fair number of favourites, of which Luc Moortgat (Porsche 964), Guy François (Nissan Primera BTCC), Erik Bruynoghe (Porsche 964), Tom Van Rompuy (BMW M3 E30), Erik Qvick (BMW 320 Turbo Gr.5), Emiel

De Haan/MacDonald/Fagg/Gamble. In addition to the Garage 59 car entered in Pro for Goethe/Gamble/MacDonald, the McLaren will also be a strong presence in the classes, with four examples aiming for Bronze Cup victory and another among the favourites in Pro