Germany gets Euro Supercar and Gronholm in Projekt E. “Grus-Kalle” video. PTRX and CARX this weekend.

6 November In the wake of the cancellation of Spa World Rallycross Benelux, the FIA confirms that the final round of the FIA European Rallycross Championship for Supercar will be switched from the Belgian event to World RX of Germany at the Nurburgring in December. The European Championships need to be run over at least three rounds in order to be awarded a championship title, so the move protects the status of the Supercar series. The Super1600 championship is also on the bill in Germany.

6 November Ferratum Team confirms that Marcus Gronholm, who was to have raced its Projekt E car at Spa, will now drive the car in Germany. The World RX event at the Nurburgring forms the final round of the Projekt E series, the first rallycross championship for all-electric racecars.

7 November    The sixth round of the iRacing Rallycross World Chamnpionship is run on a virtual course based on Sonoma and is won by Yohann Harth who leads home teammate Jon Robertson. Jonne Ollikainen places third.  Robertson retains his series lead , Harth now up to second and ahead of Mitchel deJong, Ollikainen and Tommi Hallman.

8 November    This will take a bit of effort for those who cannot understand Swedish, but is worth noting. Roland Brandstrom, better known as “Grus-Kalle” (Gravel Kalle) is a legend of national rallycross in Sweden. Between 1977 and 1984 he notched up two national titles a pair of Volvo Cup victories and around 40 event wins. All of this at the wheel of a Volvo PV 544, a car that endeared him to fans, particularly in his native north of Sweden. “Grus-Kalle” died in 1986 aged just 41.

This weekend     In Argentina the CARX and South American Rallycross Championship continues this weekend at RIo Cuarto with the fourth round of the delayed series.

In Portugal, the sixth and final PTRX event takes place at Sever do Vougo as the Campeonato de Portugal Ralicross wraps up for 2020.

We are doing the best to keep our calendar of events and where you can watch rallycross in 2020 up to date for you. Postponed and cancelled events remain shown but marked as a record of the carnage wrought on the 2020 schedule by Covid-19.