FIA World Rallycross Championship

For the opening round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship, we head to Spain and the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. This .828-mile circuit is popular with fans and drivers due to its very fast opening corners and flat-out sections, and it should provide plenty of rallycross excitement!

For Round 3 of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship season, we head to the Hockenheimring in Germany for more thrilling action. The World RX of Hockenheim is running in support of the DTM Championship and promises to be full of drama as 25 drivers try to take down series leader Mattias Ekström, who has stood on the top podium spot in the previous two rounds.

It's time for the action-packed Coyote World Rallycross of Belgium to begin! Admire the skill of drivers like Mattias Ekström, Johan Kristoffersson, Sébastien Loeb, and Ken Block as they tackle Circuit Jules Tacheny Mettet in Belgium, a .714-mile circuit of asphalt and gravel.

For the fifth Round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship, we head to the classic Lydden Hill Race Circuit in Kent, England. World Rallycross competition began here 50 years ago, giving this event a level of added significance for the drivers competing at such a historic venue.

We have reached the halfway point in the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship season with the Team Verksted World RX of Norway at the Lankebanen road racing circuit near Hell in Lanke, Stjørdal, Norway. With a 63 percent/37 percent split in tarmac versus dirt surface, this twisty, hairpin-turn-filled track can be challenging for inexperienced drivers.

We have passed the halfway point in the 2017 season, and opportunities to score points are becoming increasingly scarce as we present the Swecon World Rallycross of Sweden, Round 7 of the 2017 World Rallycross Championship. The Holjes Motorstadion circuit is made up of a 60/40 asphalt/dirt mix and its .752-mile length and 10 turns should provide plenty of top-notch rallycross action.

Round 9 of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship takes place on the 1,070-meter Circuit de Lohéac, where the top five runners-up in the series will try and close the large points gap held by championship leader Johan Kristoffersson and his Volkswagen Polo GTI.

For the 10th round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship, the series heads to Latvia and the Bikernieki National Sports Base in the capital city of Riga. With Johan Kristoffersson's significant First Place points lead secured, the fight will be on for the other drivers to take the remaining two podium spots.

Get ready for the final round of FIA World Rallycross Championship competition before the series finale in South Africa. Last round, Swedish driver Johan Kristoffersson was crowned the 2017 World Champion, but there will be plenty of gravel- and asphalt-sliding shenanigans as drivers attempt to score points in the Touring Car and Super 1600 Classes.

It’s time for the final round of the 2017 FIA World Rallycross Championship at Killarney International Raceway in South Africa. Johan Kristoffersson has already won the world title, but will be fighting for another victory in the season finale. Mattias Ekström and Petter Solberg are running neck-and-neck for Second Place and will hold nothing back on this 0.67-mile, nine-turn course.