The WRC is off to South America, and for the first time ever the trip is a double feature.

Two rounds in April??? Just a few weeks after the first round of the FIA World Rallycross Championship, we’re already set for another one!

2003 World Rally Champion. 2014 and 2015 World Rallycross Champion. Runner up in WRC three times, and one season third as a privateer. Norwegian Rally Champion in 1998. Norwegian Rallycross and hillclimb champion in 1995. His team completely dominated in World Rallycross the last couple of years. An absolute legend.

That was approximately the thought going through my head as I looked at the calendar for the 2019 FIA World Rallycross Championship. April has barely started, and the first round of the season is set to be held at a new track at Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi. Wait, WHAT?

Somehow we’re already four rounds into the 2019 WRC season, which means it’s time for the championship’s first full tarmac event, the Tour de Corse

We’ve had icy tarmac, we’ve had icy ice, now it’s time for the logical next step: gravel, warm weather, and high altitudes.

Round 2 of the 2019 WRC season is upon us and boy do we have a special treat for this one!

I would swear that Rally Australia was only like a week ago, but apparently it’s been two months already and it’s time to start the 2019 season with Rally Monte Carlo. Jeeeeeez.

This weekend we’ll have the last round of this FIA World Rallycross season, where both titles are already handed out to Johan Kristoffersson and Volkswagen. What is then still to play for? In Fantasy RX: Everything.

Welcome to the best championship finale in a decade.

Get ready, this is another quickie.

We’re closing up on the end of the season, Johan Kristoffersson is crowned FIA World Rallycross Champion for the second year in a row, and is looking more dominant than ever. That’s why we’re going to Estering and its feared first corner, just to mix things up a bit.

Splash!

The FIA World Rallycross Championship visits the USA for the first time this weekend, heading to the new rallycross track at COTA in Austin, Texas. There’s never been more forbidden fruit gathered in the US ever before.

Hang on to your butts, this is the round where everything can change.

What, another round of WorldRX already? Riga, Latvia awaits for what will be the 9th round this year, and the final round of EuroRX. There’s also some special guests this time as well.

The entry lists are full. The spectator stands will be full. This classic event in Loheac, France is one you don’t want to miss.

With the long summer break ending with Rally Finland a couple weeks ago we’re back to rapid fire rounds, and this week we’re headed to Germany for their legendary tarmac. And this year we’ve got boots on the ground (well, more accurately toe shoes on the ground) as Stef Schrader is in Deutschland attending her first…