Chinese star Ma Qing Hua will become the first Chinese driver to compete in the FIA World Rallycross Championship this weekend at the Speedmachine Festival.
Manfred Stohl
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Ma Qing Hua ready to make history with FIA World Rallycross debut
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FIA World Rallycross to switch to electric powertrains from 2020
by Megan Cantleby Megan CantleThe FIA World Rallycross Championship is set to turn electric after 2019, according to Autosport.
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World RX In Talks With Manufacturers about Electric RX
by Phil Kinchby Phil KinchThe FIA World Rallycross Championship has confirmed that it could accelerate its plans to have an Electric Rallycross class in place by 2020 due to the interest from Manufacturers
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SEASON REVIEW: 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship – Kristoffersson’s First
by Phil Kinchby Phil KinchThe 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship started off with Mattias Ekstrom looking as dominant as he was in 2016, however once Johan Kristoffersson found his sweet-spot, there was no stopping the Swedish driver as he stormed to his first World RX Drivers Title
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STARD Enjoy Positive Weekend at World RX of South Africa
by Phil Kinchby Phil KinchThe 2017 World RX of South Africa, the final round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship, was a positive end to the year for Team STARD.
STARD Team Principal Manfred Stohl has been happy with the teams recent performances in France and Latvia, but looks for more from them for the 2017 World RX of Germany
Team STARD approach the 2017 World RX of Latvia with confidence after the recent form of both of its drivers, with this being the home round for Janis Baumanis.
Austrian team hopes for a successful event across the Atlantic as the series hits Canada
Team STARD continued their improving form at the seventh round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship where Janis Baumanis made his first 2017 Supercar Final start.
The Austrian team hopes to surprise its competitors in Sweden
Russian World Rallycross driver puts in strong performance to mix with the factory teams
After the highs and lows of Belgium, Team STARD saw Lydden Hill as a chance to improve their performance and both drivers duly delivered at the 2017 World RX of Great Britain
As the Fifth round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship approaches, STARD Racing see this is a chance to improve on recent performances.
STARD drivers Janis Baumanis and Timur Timerzyanov had contrasting fortunes at the fourth round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship, the World RX of Belgium.
Austrian outfit impressed with Timerzyanov’s performance, less so with Baumanis’