Travis PeCoy and and Christian Brooks will return to the team for the new Gold class
GRC Lites
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The home of rallycross will host the season finale of the 2018 Red Bull Global Rallycross Championship as the series heads to Europe for the first time since 2013.
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Ottawa Flying Club claims Global Rallycross still owes then $20,000
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The Red Bull GRC Lites frontrunner will race in RX2 this year
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The single-seater off-roader will race in the one-make category
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The Louisiana will host the fourth round of the 2018 Red Bull GRC season
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The Kentucky Exposition Center will again host the event
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Continental will develop entirely new tyres for the series
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The 2018 RallyX On Ice Series has revealed a host of stars taking part in the series from a host of championships such as Indycar, FIA World Rallycross Championship, FIA European Rallycross Championship and Global Rallycross Championship. The series gets underway in Sweden on February 3rd.
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The series will be returning to Europe for the first time since 2013
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The GRC Lites stakeholder programme will give huge benefits to 12 entries
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The series has teamed up with Polaris for a goundbreaking new championship
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Global RallycrossGRC LitesSeason Review
Season Review: 2017 Red Bull Global Rallycross – Speed for the Treble
The Checkered Flag look back at the 2017 Red Bull Global Rallycross season, with Scott Speed taking his third consecutive title.
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…but he isn’t ruling out another season in the US
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Scott Speed claims his third consecutive Red Bull GRC title in Los Angeles