Tristan Ovenden headed to the fledgling rallycross circuit at Silverstone to conclude this year’s campaign. With his nearest rival not racing, he knew all he had to do was to turn a wheel in the final and his second successive Supernational title would be his.

Canterbury based Rallycross driver Tristan Ovenden made the second journey of the year to Pembrey Circuit home of Welsh Motorsport looking to build on his championship lead.

Round 8 of the MSA Toyo Tires British Rallycross championship saw Craig Lomax and his XtremeRX team make their second journey of the year to the home of Welsh Motorsport, Pembrey Circuit.

The Goody Demolition backed driver went into the bank holiday feature looking to extend his 22-point lead over his nearest rival. Ovenden set about the business in hand right from the first green light recording fastest times in all three qualifying sessions

Round 7 of the MSA Toyo Tires British Rallycross championship saw Craig Lomax and his XtremeRX team make the journey to the spiritual home of Rallycross in Kent. The championship making its traditional August bank holiday Monday appearance at Lydden Hill.

O’Donovan makes it two in Wales and puts himself on top of the championship

There is now less than a week before Round 1 of the 2018 MSA British Rallycross Championship gets underway at Silverstone. Excited yet?

With the start of the 2017 British rallycross season just round the corner. Kent based driver Graham Rumsey is looking to clinch…

Lincoln, Lincolnshire — Hykeham based driver Martin Dalzell made his second trip of the year to Croft Circuit in North Yorkshire for…

Dan Rooke was victorious in round two of the British RallyCross Championship over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.