Seven-time Danish Crosskart Champion and former Euro RX TouringCar driver Tobias Daarbak will step-up to Supercar in Euro RX.
Ken Block will enter his world famous Ford Escort RS Cosworth ‘Cossie V2’ at Rally Mexico.
20-year-old Czech Mountain Bike champion Erik Cais will take a step-up to ERC1 Junior this season after a successful last season in ERC3.
RallyX Nordic 2020 calendar has been changed as the Finnish round is cancelled. There will now be 7 rounds in total this season.
Saintéloc Racing Team will field the all-new Peugeot 208 Rally4 that will be replacing the team’s old 208 R2 cars in ERC3.
The official WRC Promotional Event due to be held at Rally Estonia has been cancelled due to 5000% price increase from the Estonian Motorsport Federation
2017 and 2018 German Rally Championship runner-up Dominik Dinkel will step-up to ERC1 Junior this season for a six-round campaign.
Pontus Tidemand has a successful past at the Rally Mexico, winning the WRC2 class there in 2017 and 2018. Now he hopes to repeat the feat again this year
Federico Villagra is looking to secure a deal with Toyota Gazoo Racing to drive a Yaris at the Argentina round of WRC in April.
Polish rally star Kajetan Kajetanowicz has recieved a brand new car ready for the 2020 WRC3 title chase.
Emilio Fernández from Chile will take part in Rally Mexico driving a Škoda Fabia R5 provided by Toksport WRT.
Dani Sordo is the third driver this season to be selected to run in the third Hyundai i20 WRC car, he will help to score points for the team at Rally Mexico, a rally that is suited for the Spanish driver.
Alberto Heller is joining M-Sport for seven rounds in the 2020 WRC3 Championship.
2019 RX Academy champion Rasmus Tuominen will step-up to Super1600 this season with SET Promotion in a Renault Twingo as his championship prize award.
Last year’s runner-up Linus Östlund will hunt down the title crown this season as he is back for another full-season in the Supercar Lites.
Sivert Svardal will make his four-wheel-drive Supercar debut at Spa-Francorchamps as he will participate in a full-season in the Euro RX
43-year-old Mats Oskarsson has revealed his 2020 season plans as he is back to compete in a full-season of RallyX Nordic.
