We look back at the 2016 Red Bull GRC season and the intense battle between VARX’s superstar driver duo
Washington DC
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Scott Speed took his second victory of the season at the RFK Stadium in Washington DC
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Volkswagen Andretti Rallycross take charge in the first day of ‘home’ event
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TCF takes a look at the upcoming 2016 Red Bull Global Rallycross season
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Red Bull Global Rallycross have unveiled the schedule for the upcoming season which will see no fewer than three new locations. Promising ‘new courses that are longer and faster than…
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2014 IndyLights champion Gabby Chaves attended the Red Bull GRC event in Washington, D.C. last weekend with Bryan Herta Rally Sport.
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Scott Speed extended his contract with Volkswagen Andretti Rallycross for a further two years, stating that GRC is his priority over a potential Formula E drive.
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Whilst Patrik Sandell beat Nelson Piquet, Jr. at Washington, D.C. in 2014, it was the other way around at the 2015 running of the Red Bull Global Rallycross event.
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Global Rallycross
“It worked out in the end”: Block turns it around to extend championship lead in DC
Ken Block’s Washington, D.C. Red Bull Global Rallycross weekend didn’t start ideally but by the end he managed to improve to finish third.
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Formula E champion Nelson Piquet Jr. took his first Global Rallycross victory at the Washington, D.C. round.
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Washington DC will host Red Bull Global Rallycross this weekend on one of the series’ longest-ever circuits.
Former F1 driver to return to the site of his maiden rallycross victory in place of Jeff Ward
The 2015 Red Bull Global Rallycross season proved to be one of the most competitive ever with a record seven different race winners
Tanner Foust and Scott Speed finished fifth and seventh at Washington, D.C., continuing Volkswagen Andretti Rallycross’ run of bad luck.
Steve Arpin’s weekend at the Washington, D.C. Red Bull Global Rallycross turned from miserable to one that brought a strong points finish.