2018 in rallycross

Last updated July 17, 2022

The following are the rallycross events and series of the year 2018 throughout the world.

Worldwide Series

Series	Organiser	Duration	Champion	Second place	Third place
2018 FIA World Rallycross Championship ^[1]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	14 April–25 November	Johan Kristoffersson	Mattias Ekström	Andreas Bakkerud
2018 RX2 International Series ^[2]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	12 May–25 November	Oliver Eriksson	Guillaume De Ridder	Henrik Krogstad
2018 Nitro Rallycross ^[3]	Nitro Circus	22 September-23 September	Timmy Hansen	Mattias Ekström	Tanner Foust

FIA World Rallycross Championship

Nitro Rallycross

Regional Series

Continental Series

Series	Organiser	Duration	Champion	Second place	Third place
2018 Americas Rallycross Championship ^[4]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	27 May-30 September	Scott Speed	Tanner Foust	Patrik Sandell
2018 ARX2 Series ^[5]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	14 July-30 September	Conner Martell	Christian Brooks	Alex Keyes
2018 FIA European Rallycross Championship - Supercar ^[6]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	13 April-15 September	Reinis Nitišs	Anton Marklund	Cyril Raymond
2018 FIA European Rallycross Championship - Super1600 ^[7]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	13 April-13 October	Rokas Baciuška	Aydar Nuriev	Artis Baumanis
2018 FIA European Rallycross Championship - TouringCar ^[8]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	10 May-1 July	Steve Volders	Fredrik Rolid Magnussen	Daniel Holten

FIA European Rallycross Championship

Americas Rallycross Championship

Subregional Series

Series	Organiser	Duration	Champion	Second place	Third place
2018 RallyX Nordic - Supercar ^[9]	RallyX Nordic	5 May-15 October	Oliver Solberg	Oliver Eriksson	Thomas Bryntesson
2018 RallyX Nordic - Supercar Lites ^[10]	RallyX Nordic	5 May-15 October	Guillame De Ridder	Ben-Philip Gundersen	Sondre Evjen
2018 RallyX on Ice - Supercar Lites ^[11]	RallyX Nordic	5 May-15 October	Oliver Eriksson	Kevin Eriksson	Sondre Evjen
2018 RallyX on Ice - Speedcar Xtreme ^[12]	RallyX Nordic	5 May-15 October	Kevin Hansen	Finn Erik Løberg	Timmy Hansen
2018 FIA CEZ Rallycross - Supercar ^[13]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	24 March-21 October	Alois Höller	Lukáš Červený	Tamás Kárai
2018 FIA CEZ Rallycross - Super1600 ^[14]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	24 March-21 October	Jan Ratajský	Raphael Dirnberger	Tomáš Krejčík
2018 FIA CEZ Rallycross - STC up 1600 ^[15]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	24 March-21 October	Birgit Kuttner	Richard Förster	Raphael Dirnberger
2018 FIA CEZ Rallycross - STC up 2000 ^[16]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	24 March-21 October	Roman Častoral	Martin Šindelek	Tomáš Michal
2018 FIA CEZ Rallycross - STC over 2000 ^[17]	Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile	24 March-21 October	Miroslav Pospíchal	Karl Schadenhofer	Pavol Zachar

RallyX Nordic - Supercar

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Pos.	Driver	HÖL	ARV	GRE	NYS	KOU	TIE	Points
1	Oliver Solberg	4	1	1	5	2	1	148
2	Oliver Eriksson	7	6	2	2	1	6	137
3	Thomas Bryntesson	1	4	7	4	8	5	132
4	Ola Frøshaug	8	7	5	6	5	8	96
5	Peter Hedström	6	5	6	10	4	12	94
6	Andreas Carlsson	11	9	4	7	7	4	87
7	Philip Gehrman	5	3		3		3	74
8	Daniel Thorén	12	8	3	8	17	9	59
9	Lukas Walfridson	2	2				7	58
10	Mats Öhman	3	11	8				41
11	Ulrik Linnemann				1		10	27
12	Ole Kristian Temte	13	10	12			13	27
13	Stene Johansen	14	13	10	11	31		27
14	Crister Dalmans	10	12				11	25
15	Robin Larsson						2	24
16	Lukács Kornél					6		18
17	Anders Bråten	9						12
18	Dennis Romer				9			10
19	Øivind Finstad	17						0
Pos.	Driver	HÖL	ARV	GRE	NYS	KOU	TIE	Points

Note: Despite there being 41 drivers competing in the races in this championship, only 19 were eligible for the championship standings.

FIA CEZ Rallycross - Supercar

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Pos.	Driver	SLV	RAB	WAC	TOR	MAG1	SED1	NYR	SED2	GRE	SLM	MAG2	Points
1	Alois Höller	1	2			3	1	6	1	5			142
2	Lukáš Červený	2			9		3	7		11	8	4	96
3	Tamás Kárai		1					1		1			82
4	Csaba Spitzmüller		3							2	5	1	81
5	Oscar Ortfeldt			3		1		5				3	74
6	Tristan Ekker			4				8	2	7			61
7	Attila Mozer		4					3		3			60
8	Zoltán Vass		5					2		5			56
9	Michael Pucher			1				10		4			24
10	Zoltán Harsányi		6					4		7			47
11	Lukas Marek						4		3				44
12	Christoph Holzner			2						9			32
Pos.	Driver	SLV	RAB	WAC	TOR	MAG1	SED1	NYR	SED2	GRE	SLM	MAG2	Points

Note: Despite there being 30 drivers competing in the races in this championship, only 12 were eligible for the championship standings.

National Series

Series	Organiser	Duration	Champion	Second place	Third place
2018 MSA British Rallycross Championship ^[18]	Motorsport UK	17 March-4 November	Mark Higgins	Julian Godfrey	Ollie O'Donovan
2018 MSA Supernational Rallycross Championship ^[18]	Motorsport UK	17 March-4 November	Tristan Ovenden	Jack Thorne	Paul Coney
2018 Rallicross SM - SuperCar ^[19]	Rallicross SM	26 May-26 August	Ari Perkiömäki	Mikko Ikonen	Riku Tahko
2018 Rallicross SM - SRC ^[20]	Rallicross SM	26 May-26 August	Henri Haapamäki	Joni-Pekka Rajala	Mika Perttula
2018 Championnat de France de Rallycross - Supercar ^[21]	Fédération Française du Sport Automobile	5 May-21 October	Antoine Masse	Guerlain Chicherit	Fabien Chanoine
2018 Championnat de France de Rallycross - Super1600 ^[21]	Fédération Française du Sport Automobile	5 May-21 October	Yvonnick Jagu	Laurent Chartrain	Allan Mottais
2018 Championnat de France de Rallycross - Division 3 ^[21]	Fédération Française du Sport Automobile	5 May-21 October	David Vincent	Xavier Briffaud	Grégory Le Guernevé
2018 Championnat de France de Rallycross - Division 4 ^[21]	Fédération Française du Sport Automobile	5 May-21 October	Xavier Goubill	Florian Zavattin	Aurélien Crochard
2018 Campionato Italiano Rallycross - Supercar ^[22]	RX Italia	31 March-4 November	Marco Noris	Oscar Ortfeldt	Franco Mollo
2018 Campionato Italiano Rallycross - Super1600 ^[22]	RX Italia	31 March-4 November	Stefano Cerri	Marco Valazza	Marco Valsesia
2018 Russian Rallycross Championship - National ^[23] 2018 Чемпионат России Pалли-кросс - Национальный	Russian Automobile Federation	11 May-9 September	Egor Sanin	Pavel Kalmanovich	Denis Suvorov
2018 Russian Rallycross Championship - Super1600 ^[24] 2018 Чемпионат России Pалли-кросс - Супер 1600	Russian Automobile Federation	11 May-9 September	Artur Egorov	Mikhail Simonov	Kirill Koroplev

MSA British Rallycross Championship

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Pos.	Driver	SIL1	LYD1	CRO1	PEM1	PEM2	CRO2	LYD2	PEM3	SIL2	Points
1	Mark Higgins	7	1	2	5	2	3	1	3	1	194
2	Julian Godfrey	4	2	6	4	3	1	5	1	2	192
3	Ollie O'Donovan	9	3	1	1	1	6	2	2	4	192
4	Steve Hill	5	7	6	2	4	4	4	4	6	163
5	Roger Thomas	6	9		3	6	7				103
6	Kevin Procter	8	12			5	2	7			100
7	Steve Mundy		11	7			8	6		9	84
8	Liam Manning				6		8	6		9	76
9	Oliver Bennett		5					3		11	60
10	"Mad Mark" Watson	11	10	4							55
11	Jake Harris		4					8			40
12	Mike Manning		6							10	37
13	Andy Grant	10						9			34
14	Nigel Burke								6	10	33
15	Andy Scott			3							25
16	Pat Doran									3	25
16	Dan Rooke									5	21
17	Liam Doran		8								17
18	Sébastien Loeb	1									0
19	Timmy Hansen	2									0
20	Andreas Bakkerud	3									0
21	Guerlain Chicherit	12									0
Pos.	Driver	SIL1	LYD1	CRO1	PEM1	PEM2	CRO2	LYD2	PEM3	SIL2	Points

Note 1: There were four "guest drivers" in Round 1. Guest drivers do appear in MSA Rallycross standings but cannot score points.
Note 2: Only the points from each driver's best seven results are counted towards the championship. Steve Hill was docked two points in addition to this

Rallicross SM - Supercar

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Pos.	Driver	KAA	HON	JUR	JAL	KOU	Points
1	Ari Perkiömäki	1	6	1	7	1	123
2	Mikko Ikonen	2	4	3	3	3	116
3	Riku Tahko	3	3	2	2	6	113
4	Jukka Lautamäki	6	1	12	1	2	111
5	Janne Rinta-Kauhajärvi	5	2	6	8	5	85
6	Miikka Kaskinen	4			6	4	55
7	Ari-Pekka Niemi		5	5	4	12	54
8	Mikko Malinen	9	13	4	15	11	42
9	Niko Korhonen	13	12	7	13	8	41
10	Jukka Pykäläinen	7	10	13	10		41
11	Iivari Niemi	11		9	11	11	37
12	Matti Nisula	10	14	10	16	10	33
13	Kari Irri		9	8		9	30
14	Jari Putkinen		8	11	12	13	28
Pos.	Driver	KAA	HON	JUR	JAL	KOU	Points

Note: Despite there being 20 drivers competing in the races in this championship, only 14 were eligible for the championship standings.

Championnat de France de Rallycross - Supercar

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Pos.	Driver	ESS	FAL1	CHA	FAL2	SAR	RUA	KER	MAY	LES	DRE	Points
1	Antoine Masse	2	8	8	2	1	2	1	1	3	1	317
2	Guerlain Chicherit	1	1	1	3		1	8	10	2		252
3	Fabien Chanoine	4	3	4	10	10	4	7	6	6	4	238
4	Samuel Peu	9	4	7	1	2	3		2	4	8	232
5	Philippe Maloigne	6	9	9	11	6	5	13	10	1	12	171
6	Julien Febreau	3	7	2	9		3					145
7	Laurent Bouliou	7	6	15	12	9	11	2	7	11	9	136
8	Jonathan Pailler	16		3	4	7		9	5		5	128
9	Damien Meunier	8	13	5	15	4	9	10	21	8	7	124
10	Fabien Pailler			10	14	8		5	3		2	108
11	David Olivier	11	17	18	5	14	7	4	4	7	16	108
12	Jean-Sébastien Vigion	12	2	11	13		8		11		15	91
13	Patrick Guillerme	14	11	12	18	12	6	15	14	15	21	81
14	Adeline Sangnier	21		6	8						3	70
15	David Meslier		16			5	10	22	15	9	11	61
16	Christophe Jouet	5			6			12		5		58
17	Jochen Coox	12	12			11	15		13	13	13	54
18	Emmanuel Anne	17	18					11	8	19	6	41
19	Stéphane Lefebvre					3						35
20	Yannick Couillet	23	23	17	17	15	12			14	19	25
21	David Fevre	13	14	13							18	22
22	Kévin Jacquinet	19	21	16	7	18	17	21	22	18	28	20
23	Guy Moreton	15	15	20	22	13		16	19		17	19
24	Christophe Saunois							6	17			16
25	Frédéric Makowiecki								9			15
26	Laurent Laskowski										10	14
27	Hervé Lemonnier		10		19							13
28	Alexandre Theuil									10		13
29	Jean Juin		22					17	18	12	25	10
30	Francis Balocchi	18	19	14	16	19			20		22	10
31	Martial Barbette			19	20	16	13	18	23		26	8
32	Jean-Luc Pailler							14				6
33	Jean-Michel Mure	20				17	14	20		17	23	6
34	Romuald Delaunay										14	5
35	Florent Béduneau								16			4
36	Emmanuel Galivel						16	24				2
37	Christophe Wilt	22										0
38	Gregory Pain		20					23		16	24	0
39	Guillaume Bergeon				21							0
40	Rodolphe Audran							19				0
41	Nicolas Briand									20	20	0
42	Gérard Roussel										27	0
Pos.	Driver	ESS	FAL1	CHA	FAL2	SAR	RUA	KER	MAY	LES	DRE	Points

Campionato Italiano Rallycross - Supercar

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Pos.	Driver	MAG1	MAG2	MAG3	REV	Points
1	Marco Noris	2	2	2	1	108.5
2	Oscar Ortfeldt	1	1	3	3	107
3	Franco Mollo	3	7		4	58.5
4	Nicola Agrelli		4	4	5	57
5	Ivan Carmellino	6			2	51
6	Alessandro Negri	4	6			34
7	Massimo Nardin	8	5			32
8	Werner Gurschler	5				19.5
9	Daniele Tomassini	7				18
	Csaba Spitzmüller			1		0
	Alois Höller		3			0
	Lukáš Červený			5		0
Pos.	Driver	MAG1	MAG2	MAG3	REV	Points

Note: As rounds 2 and 3 doubled as FIA CEZ Rallycross rounds, non-Italian drivers participated in the races but did not score points in the Italian championship.

Russian Rallycross Championship - National

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Pos.	Driver	KAZ1	SEK1	SEK2	SEK3	KAZ2	BEL	Points
1	Egor Sanin	1	3	1	1	2	2	143
2	Pavel Kalmanovich	5	2	2	2	4	1	115
3	Denis Suvorov	11	6	3	3	3	11	96
4	Arkadiy Illeritskiy	4	5	5	4	7	6	94
5	Pavel Sokerkin	14	1	8	6	9	4	86
6	Mikhail Tyagunov	9	7	4	13	6	3	80
7	Arseniy Rod	13	4	12	7	20	5	57
8	Aydar Nuriev	2				1		56
9	Nikita Ushakov	20	13	6	5	16	7	45
10	Pavel Korpachev	10	12	11	16		9	42
11	Mikhail Donchenko	6	8	19	9	8		40
12	Andrey Petukov	8	9	7		18		39
13	Vyacheslav Staroverov	16	17	13	10	11	10	34
14	Stanislav Evsenin		10	10	11			33
15	Vladislav Dyomkin	3	14	15	23			27
16	Rais Minnikhanov	19	15	22	15	5		23
17	Anatoliy Sherbak	30	11	9	18	22	23	22
18	Danil Berngardt	21	22	14	8	24	12	19
19	Daniil Slepov	18		17	20	12	8	15
20	Anvar Tytaev	7						12
21	Aleksey Svalov					10		11
22	Nikolay Shabanov			20	12	27	17	10
23	Rafael Fattakhov	12						8
24	Aleksandr Samsonov					13		4
25	Evgeniy Goroshko	26	20	27	25	17	13	4
26	Maksim Kornilkov	17	21	16		14		4
27	Aleksey Shin		23	24	14			3
28	Aleksey Kozlov			31	26	23	14	3
29	Vladimir Zakharov						15	2
30	Julia Strukova		16					1
31	Dmitriy Dydin						16	1
32	Ruslan Medevedev	18						0
33	Daniil Moskalev	23	24	21	17			0
34	Andrey Pirochenko	33	19	25	27	28	18	0
35	Stepan Borisov			18			21	0
36	Aleksey Volkov	37	18					0
37	Aleksandr Alpeev	29	27	28	21	26	19	0
38	Andrey Tyurin	22				19		0
39	Anastasia Voronkova	27	29	26	22	25	20	0
40	Aleksandr Shuvalov	25		23		21		0
41	Anton Sochenko	34	25	29	28		22	0
42	Nikita Yakuchenkov	24	26					0
43	Viktor Sandybaev	28						0
44	Aleksandr Kolesnichenko	32	28	30				0
45	Andrey Fadeev	31						0
46	Nikita Lushnichenko	35						0
47	Eduard Sharafiev	36						0
Pos.	Driver	KAZ1	SEK1	SEK2	SEK3	KAZ2	BEL	Points

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2018 in rallycross

Contents

Worldwide Series

FIA World Rallycross Championship

Nitro Rallycross

Regional Series

Continental Series

FIA European Rallycross Championship

Americas Rallycross Championship

Subregional Series

RallyX Nordic - Supercar

FIA CEZ Rallycross - Supercar

National Series

MSA British Rallycross Championship

Rallicross SM - Supercar

Championnat de France de Rallycross - Supercar

Campionato Italiano Rallycross - Supercar

Russian Rallycross Championship - National

See also

Related Research Articles

References