BRC joins Goodwood Festival of Speed for 2020
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For first time ever British Rally Championship will join the annual world-famous Goodwood Festival of Speed this year!
FIA and WRC Promoters have given Rally Sweden organisers green light to continue with the preparation for the rally.
Martin Enlund steps up to Supercar Lites this season as he join forces with Olsbergs MSE for full-season campaigns in RX2 and RallyX Nordic.
M-Sport will invite the 2020 BRC Champion to join the team for the pre-event tests ahead of Wales Rally GB.
Teemu Suninen who had to retire the rally on SS1 with transmission failure restarted on Friday to come back strong and take his career best result at Monte-Carlo.
Esapekka Lappi finished fourth overall at Monte-Carlo, his best WRC result at the rally.
Pedro - "We were on course for a really good result, but this was a very difficult rally"
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The rally ended earlier than expected for ‘Pedro’ as he went off on SS15.
Fourmaux - "It’s been a bit of a frustrating event because we had very good pace all weekend"
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Adrien Fourmaux had a brilliant weekend at Rallye Monte-Carlo as he finished in second place overall in WRC2 as two punctures put him out of contention for first place.
Toyota Gazoo Racing Rally Challenge Program driver Takamoto Katsuta finished the Rallye Monte-Carlo in a career best seventh place.
Sébastien Ogier drove his Toyota Yaris WRC to a second place finish at Monte-Carlo – a great start to the year for the multiple World Rally Champion.
Brady will be crossing the Irish Sea to debut in the JBRC class.
Oliver Solberg will take part in selected rallies this year in a Škoda Fabia Rally2 Evo with factory support from Škoda Motorsport.
Malaysian car manufacturer Proton will make a comeback in the British Rally Championship.
Last years Irish Forestry Champion Cathan McCourt will do BRC this season in his Fiesta R5!
First time on a tarmac rally for Oliver Solberg and the second start for him in WRC. New experiences for the young Norwegian talent.
Rhys Yates admittes his previous experience at Monte-Carlo paid off this year as he crossed the finish line fourth overall in WRC2.
Craig Breen is replacing Sébastien Loeb for Rally Sweden. He will be joining the team in the third car alongside Thierry Neuville and Ott Tänak.
